Sentence examples for biggest cheer for from inspiring English sources

He could have wondered why the Tory bar was now so low that George had got the biggest cheer for doing nothing by not cutting police funding.

A small crowd gathered to watch the entrance of actors and former rugby players reserved the biggest cheer for the imposingly tall, earstud-wearing Freeman.

Wins biggest cheer for weeks from his MPs #pmqs June 18 , 2014Alastair Stewart (@alstewitn) #PMQs @BenPBradshaw bowls the Juncker question; @David_Cameron whacks it hard &, when finished, mouths 'thank-you' to Ben & sits down.

What more can you ask for?" Perhaps a full stadium, but Edmontonians, more familiar with blue lines than split times, came out in modest numbers and saved their biggest cheer for the retiring Canadian Donovan Bailey, the former Olympic champion and world-record holder who failed to advance out of the semifinals.

The crowd here saved its biggest cheers for Lieutenant Osborn.

Expect tight brass work, angry speeches - and the biggest cheers for Fela's old classics.

Pearce got the biggest cheers for an untruth of his own: "There is one candidate who will keep the words 'under God' in our pledge".

Audiences at the Hollywood and Highland complex reserved their biggest cheers for the stars and creators of the original Star Wars trilogy, which was in cinemas between 1977 and 1983 and ushered in the current blockbuster era.

Appearing on behalf of the former Surgeon General Richard Carmona, whose surging campaign to become the first Latino Senator in Arizona now leads in the latest polls, Clinton drew some of his biggest cheers for his support of the DREAM Act merely by calling it the "right thing to do".

The crowd was less than half as large as the one the Sol, which features the Brazilian star Marta, drew for its season-opening match, and it often saved its biggest cheers for the T-shirts that were tossed into the crowd.

Other presenters at the ceremony at London's Guildhall included actors Robert Powell, Barbara Windsor, Richard Wilson and Pauline McLynn, who received one of the afternoon's biggest cheers for rounding on "London-centric critics".