Sentence examples for cheer slightly from inspiring English sources

"Gareth Bale! Guys?" They cheer slightly grudgingly.

So I feel confident". In person, Martin has an irrepressible cheer, slightly in contrast to the book's tone, which might be described as a kind of chipper drollness.

He must have been cheered slightly, I say, by the news that his nemesis, Federer, had become the father of twins – does he imagine his rival's sleepless nights might give him the chance he has been waiting for?

A message not lost on the crowd who cheers slightly louder.

The audience cheered slightly louder when Jane Harmon, the director of the Woodrow Wilson Center and former Democratic congresswoman from California, responded that Israel must not become a "political football".

Enjoying a martini each afternoon on a desert island, or just about anywhere, transports the drinker to a place of calm, rendering him or her carefree, in good cheer, and slightly buzzed.

But, in an act of civilian defiance previously unknown in Pakistan, Mr Chaudhry refused to go.Cheering up slightly, Mr Ahsan proffers, unrequested, a few photographs of the scenes that ensued.

Cheer!" he urges slightly desperately.

Disney's cheer only dampens slightly when you compare the figures to the second and third instalments of the franchise.

The Tories were perhaps slightly cheered up by Ed Balls's response.

But the cheers had a slightly hollow ring because no one is really sure if the acquisition will go through.