Sentence examples for best cheers from inspiring English sources

BEST: Cheers for the style picks; aesthetics can be fun.

Vice President Biden dusted off a pair of Bush administration pom-poms and trotted out its best cheer for war last week: continued military effort and occupation in Afghanistan, he told the BBC, are in the U.S. and U.K.'s best interests as they're the only way to prevent another terrorist attack like Sept. 11.

Always out on your best cheer smile and remember that there is no spirit without your cheer bow!!

Find the best "cheer up" routine for yourself so you know exactly what to do when you're feeling down.

For children let them do what they do best, cheer on and appreciate what they do well and explain when they go wrong.

This year, she was with her best friend, cheering on the latter's boyfriend.

Mr. Butler said the workers had done their best to cheer on the Mets.

In the deafening arena, which matched any male World Cup tie for passion and dedication, thousands of Canadians did their best to cheer the ball into England's net.

"The prize went to the team that played the best football," cheered Josep María Casanovas, "they were about to get away with it but that would have been unfair.

Pollard, with the photogenic Irish mug of a Warner Brothers contract player, is the hard-luck best chum, cheering the 'Biscuit on from his hospital bed after one in a series of devastating spills that nearly crippled him.

I tried my best to cheer Harry up. "Just about all the stations that have multiple exits still won't say which street each exit leads to," I said... "And the announcements over the subway public-address system remain unintelligible, Harry.