Sentence examples for cheer for something from inspiring English sources

You want to have that crowd cheer for something.

The crowd for the Knicks' first preseason home game, 16,377, was eager to cheer for something but did not have many opportunities.

"I try to do my best and try to perform to my highest level, so I can give the soldiers over in Afghanistan something to cheer for, something to be proud of," he said.

I confess I was never a great soccer fan, yet in the last few days, seeing the sense of joy and passion the game is bringing to the lives of Spaniards looking to cheer for something or someone actually worth it, I've been following the World Cup and rooting for the team to crown what is already a job well done.

Why shouldn't we cheer for something great, like we do at a rock concert?

The fans also cheered for something more, at one point breaking into the chant, "Sunnis and Shiites, we are all brothers!" Here, as elsewhere, sports links generations and soothes the vicissitudes of life.

I sometimes get mad at them when they make me change my opinions, but I particularly like them when they form a cheering section for something I believe in anyway.

"To see the firemen and policemen out there cheering for us for something that seems so inconsequential, it was just beautiful".

And it was easy to see that the fans who came were desperate for something to cheer for.

During the Depression, people were looking for something to cheer themselves up.

If the audience greets this climax with an extra enthusiasm, it is because it has waited in vain for two hours for something to cheer wholeheartedly.