Sentence examples for cheer by speaking from inspiring English sources

He speaks in simple analogies, making allusions to the most universally recognized parts of the Constitution and the Bible, cuing the audience to cheer by speaking faster and faster and louder.

Mr Obama again drew huge cheers by speaking Irish: "Ta athas orm le bheith in Eireann (I'm happy to be in Ireland)." He said he wished somebody had traced his Irish roots when he was a politician in Chicago, which he dubbed the Irish capital of the mid-west.

Screenings were packed, people cheered, and directors spoke.

There was a huge party attended by thousands of people in Buenos Aires, where flags were waved and Kirchner was cheered as she spoke to her supporters on TV screens.

Don't sing the cheers, speak them loudly.

Mr. Rivera, speaking by telephone from prison, said that he learned of the ruling early Saturday from several inmates, and that the news was greeted by cheers in his cellblock.

Shipside was speaking after Rightmove cheered its investors by shrugging off a tough housing market to promise solid full-year results.

Del Potro became emotional as he spoke, and his words were cheered by a large portion of the crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Porches and rooftops, set aglow at night, seem to be speaking aloud to passers-by, making a hortatory point about something larger even than the good cheer of Christmas.

But on Friday, he declared, to cheers, "Many times I speak as a nationalist, as a Muslim, but I'm going to speak as a Shiite".

Indeed, speaking to about 200 cheering supporters here, he stood up for the moderation so soundly rejected by voters and suggested that he would stay in public life.