Sentence examples for asked cheering from inspiring English sources

– Rick Santorum asked cheering supporters on Thursday to "help me out here in the next few weeks," and to "help us build a great organization in California".

Ask cheer coaches what the total price per year is, or how you can lower it.

"Did I really earn this, or did I just wear you all down?" Ms. Bullock asked her cheering peers.

"Does the government think we are mumu [fools?]" he asked a cheering crowd, mixing pidgin English and Yoruba.

"Now, is there any reason not to vote?" Maryellen O'Shaughnessy, the Democratic candidate for secretary of state asked a cheering crowd at a rally here as she offered detailed instructions how to cast early ballots.

"Are you ready for a commander in chief who will let our warriors do their job and go kick ISIS's ass?" Palin asked the cheering crowd at snowbound Iowa State University.

Ask them how their day was, and if they need cheering up, do so.

Asked to cheer Mason's victory, the departing crowd offered tepid applause.

But, let's face it, we were still being asked to cheer a woman indulging in brutal violence, an act which in itself is depressing.

Bay's subtexts remain questionable: here we're asked to cheer heavily weaponised pizza guzzlers against a cabal of non-Caucasians, in a way that altogether uncomfortably aligns turtle power with its white equivalent.

In one scene, Windrip turns to the audience as though at a campaign rally, and the audience is asked to cheer and jeer, on cue, as he fulminates against "so-called journalists" and thunderingly promises that he and his supporters will "march straight into the blessed white light" of victory.