Sentence examples for cheer ironically from inspiring English sources

Are you going to miss the opportunity to cheer ironically at this pair of virgins?

I was surprised, too, that the Tories didn't cheer Corbyn ironically themselves.

Those that stayed took to ironically cheering every Chilean pass with cries of "olé!" while one Mexican journalist described it as "the blackest night in the history of Mexican football".

But Cook, ironically cheered by the Saints fans throughout for his unusual pre-kick stance, booted the visitors in front before May provided the spark the match badly needed.

Villa's dismal day ended with those home fans still inside the half-empty Villa Park ironically cheering substitute Jordan Bowery's late shot on target - though there was some solace as Stoke's late equaliser against Southampton at least stopped them sliding into the bottom three.

Fry, ironically, cheers at his new job.

Yet two goal concessions and the home crowd began abandoning ship and the vocal home advantage began rapidly dissipating; by the end of the dying minutes of the match when substitutes Naif Hazazi and Fahad Al-Muwallad both got on the score sheet, the remaining fans began ironically cheering the visitors for completing the humiliation.

I started humming the Caps' unofficial anthem – Marilyn Manson's ironically titled The Beautiful People – and cheering for a bunch of scrappy guys ready to take the NHL by storm.

Ironically, Ukraine's entry, Svetlana Loboda, drew loud cheers for her rousing performance of "Be My Valentine!

Some audiences clap and cheer approvingly at the wrong time, or at something you've said ironically which they've taken at face value.

Ironically, Devon Loch's melodramatic collapse in front of a roaring crowd cheering him to the finish has ensured Francis a place in the history of the race he would not have had if he had been merely another winner.