Sentence examples for audible cheers from inspiring English sources

When he earned any of his 25 possessions, there were audible cheers from the pro-Geelong crowd.

Audible cheers from the crowd ensued.

While there was an audible cheer of relief as the film began, just as the sun set over Hackney Wick, one audience member may have been left disappointed.

There's an audible cheer of delight from the year 7s in the corridor who have just realised that they have a cover lesson.

Veteran former arts and media correspondent Nick Higham, who until the Paxman makeover was the only bearded newsman allowed on telly, tweeted during the farcical public accounts committee hearing that "there was an audible cheer in the BBC newsroom when Margaret Hodge accused BBC HR director Lucy Adams of lying to the PAC".

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When Trump left the meeting, there were audible boos and cheers from a crowd assembled inside the New York Times building.

"It was a fantastic performance by everyone," said Montgomerie, his words barely audible above the cheers of the throng surrounding the 18th green.

As Xi and the royals went past, activists from the Free Tibet campaign shouted slogans and waved flags, audible above the cheers of the crowd.

When Mr. Bush designated Mr. Cheney as his vice-presidential candidate last summer, the murmur of approval in official Washington, where he is very well known, was more audible than any cheers around the country.

In previous regional practice sessions, there has been a ten to fifteen second lag time between a speaker saying the name "Mitt Romney" and any audible applause or cheering on the part of session participants.