Sentence examples for cheer for more from inspiring English sources

Drunk from Stone Age jugs or Etruscan amphoras, fermented sugars have brought cheer for more than 12,000 years.

"Let's go," of course, is Shell's own slogan – a kind of cheer for more natural gas drilling and other forms of energy development.

When the Yankee players were introduced before the game Strawberry's name was announced too, and the sellout crowd stood and cheered for more than a minute.

When the crowd cheered for more after the chorus's rendition of "Va' pensiero," Mr. Muti said he would allow an encore if the audience sang along in support of culture and patriotism.

Morgan enters the game for the U.S. It was hard to tell what the pro-U.S. crowd was cheering for more loudly, Rapinoe's goal or the entrance of Alex Morgan.

It took him a number or two to reach the audience, but by the time he wound up his hour onstage with "Kush," he had them cheering for more.

Quick-witted, achingly funny and very proud of his newly aquired Abercrombie & Fitch trousers - the deep pockets are perfect for shop-lifting, apparently - his stubbly-cheeked charm leaves fans cheering for more.

With a triumphant shake of her tambourine and a toss of her hat to the floor, Jones is done, leaving the audience cheering for more despite her known aversion to encores.

They wrote that there was nothing else that could better fit that spot and that "it has won our hearts and had us cheering for more".

Jordan then addressed the crowd, which cheered him for more than two minutes during his introduction in the starting lineups.

So give three cheers and one cheer more for Topsy-Turvy as for Pinafore.