Sentence examples for cheer back from inspiring English sources
"cheer back" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English
It is a casual expression of encouragement and goodwill to someone you are interacting with. For example: "Thanks for your kind words. Cheer back!"
The audience on this first of two sold-out nights at London's Forum cheer back at him, in a comforting kind of way.
"We are going to bring some cheer back," he added, insisting that the wall looked "pristine and white" when it was first built, before 12 northern English winters (and summers) turned it a dull and depressing grey.
"The back office at the transit authority was giving the governor a Bronx cheer back then because they knew it would lose a lot of money," said Gene Russianoff, staff lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, who requested the Fun Pass sales figures from the M.T.A. "And at least at the beginning of the one-day passes, they were a very tough purchase to come by".
"So much of what we've done downtown since 9/11 has been aimed at making a bad thing less bad, but this is an effort to put some whimsy and cheer back into the daily lives of the 350,000 people who live and work here," says Ms. Berger, who lives near ground zero with her husband, Frederick Kaufman, a writer and CUNY journalism professor, and their two young children.
Hewlett-Packard brought cheer back to the tech world, topping analysts' estimates and growing fourth quarter non-GAAP net earnings 11% to $3.1 billion on greater sales and acquisitions synergies.
Lucky for us we have a ton of videos to help us cheer back up again.
The sisters cheered back and threw kisses.
He was cheered back into his old office.
Some tourists pumped their fists and whooped from atop double-decker sightseeing buses as the protesters cheered back.
Cheered back on stage for an encore, Pratt finishes with two solo numbers.
We sing the labour song We Shall Not Be Moved and volley cheers back and forth.
