Sentence examples for cheering from inspiring English sources

"I can talk for a long time," Paul told a cheering crowd in South Carolina, home to an important presidential primary.

But while proposals are common elsewhere, that's not the case in Spain, so Esther didn't suspect anything until the cuddly bat handed Jesús the shirt, he went down on one knee and all around her people started clapping and cheering.

"Our country is moving forward with the speed of an Akhal-Teke stallion and I call on you all to move forward and only forward," he declared to a cheering crowd.

It's a highly competitive discipline, but I suspect that in Paravur, India, there is somebody cheering him on.

I went over to speak to my coach and I couldn't hear what he was saying because everyone was cheering me".

Cheering him on, Triantafyllos Vlachos, a bank employee sitting next to him, snapped: "You are quite right!

In the next episode, a man was killed, and before anyone had time to worry, they dragged his body off down the corridor, one saying how desperate she'd been to lose her virginity, and the other cheering her on with: "Now's your chance, Fridgey!" Related: The Royals: the trashy new TV show you'll love to hate-watch They are sick and we cannot get enough of them.

They fought the good democratic fight and that was very cheering.

"When people sneeringly say McAuliffe is a deal-maker, I say: oh, if we only had one in Washington," Clinton told a cheering crowd of supporters in Norfolk, Virginia.

Shouldn't he cheering opponents' supposedly doomed and short-termist tactics?

A feel-good yarn about a budding dancer in the north-east, Stephen Daldry's movie previewed to cheering audiences at this year's Cannes and Edinburgh film festivals and looks set for rave reviews when it opens nationwide this weekend.