Sentence examples for cheer through from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, on Tuesday's opening night the Joyce audience stood to cheer through the curtain calls.

When wheels had all but disappeared we somehow pulled out, sending a cheer through the jungle as we burst onto dry land.

With that in mind, the charity is attempting to spread a little cheer through the City of London today using space hoppers, smoothies and massages.

"My cousin has visited near there!" When Harry finally arrived there was a subdued cheer through the crowd and he took his time talking to a group of school children, and then people in the crowd.

"On the barges and the bridges and the banks of the river there were people who had taken their places to cheer through the mist, undaunted by the rain," he Queen, 86, observed in her message.

This year, The Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research helped the organization accomplish much more than just spread holiday cheer; through health and wellness workshops focused on asthma and allergy prevention, the center was able to impact the lives of many children suffering from allergies.

His supporters ran cheering through the streets of Lahore, honking horns and, in some instances, firing bursts of celebratory gunshots.

The audience cheered through Herman Cornejo's gutsy, exquisitely danced peasant pas de deux, with Ms. Reyes as his partner.

The crowd was primed for the occasion, cheering through most of the Canadian anthem and thundering through "The Star-Spangled Banner".

And the audience stood in the Howard Gilman Opera House, applauding and cheering through multiple curtain calls, until some of the performers' drawn faces softened into small smiles.

Sustained cheers, through which Carson returns, blinking in a manner not wholly explicable by the glare of the spotlights, to his seat.