Sentence examples for cheer points from inspiring English sources

Best of all on race day, charities have "cheer points" along the course and you really can't underestimate how helpful it is when you are at mile 22, about to give up and a load of people spot your charity shirt, start yelling your name and give you the boost you need to keep going.

For the most part, events are impressively thought through with cheer points for supporters, water and food in ample supply and a well marked-out route supervised by trained stewards who ensure the participants and supporters remain at a safe distance.

I just have a hard time believing that there are many gamers out there willing to spend $900 on a console, when one of the big cheering points of PS4 vs Xbox One was the $400 vs $500 starting price.

It is not the done thing to cheer bonus points, not when the match could theoretically still be lost.

When an overalls-clad old-timer atop a bouncing tractor lifted two forefingers, we cheered: double points.

On Monday night, Iverson registered more cheers than points, more applause than assists, and the outcome was a loss.

Even though the aluminum producer's results hardly drew cheers, Stone points out that "even they had relatively constructive things to say about the future".

It does not invite them to click on obvious solutions in the service of making a point (as many socially conscious behaviourist games do) or give forced-cheer award points for users behaving well.

Cheers for pointing it out.

"The crowd was cheering every point," Johnson said.

The audience, mostly older residents, cheered at both points.