Sentence examples for cheering for more from inspiring English sources
Quick-witted, achingly funny and very proud of his newly aquired Abercrombie & Fitch trousers - the deep pockets are perfect for shop-lifting, apparently - his stubbly-cheeked charm leaves fans cheering for more.
With a triumphant shake of her tambourine and a toss of her hat to the floor, Jones is done, leaving the audience cheering for more despite her known aversion to encores.
They wrote that there was nothing else that could better fit that spot and that "it has won our hearts and had us cheering for more".
When the crowd cheered for more after the chorus's rendition of "Va' pensiero," Mr. Muti said he would allow an encore if the audience sang along in support of culture and patriotism.
The fans, at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, were cheering for Álvarez and — more often, it sometimes seemed — booing Lara, who used deft footwork and unpredictable movement to evade most of Álvarez's best punches while landing sharp strikes of his own.
When they finished, they walked off the stage, and the crowd cheered for "One More SONG!" The bassist came back, thanked the audience, and told everyone that they would play "two more songs".
The fans also cheered for something more, at one point breaking into the chant, "Sunnis and Shiites, we are all brothers!" Here, as elsewhere, sports links generations and soothes the vicissitudes of life.
The other Giambi began the night outhitting Jason by 90 points (.353 to.263) and was wildly cheered for two more hits, but Jason's leadoff double in the seventh inning preceded Jorge Posada's two-run homer off Tim Hudson that gave the Yankees a 2-1 victory.
For two Brooklynites cheering for the Giants, nothing was more thrilling on Oct. 3, 1951, than Bobby Thomson's pennant-winning home run against Brooklyn.
Milwaukee fans were cheering for him to get one more at-bat, but the game ended with him in the on-deck circle.
Kristen Stewart may have taken home the Razzie for her performance in the final "Twilight" movie, but that didn't stop her from cheering for those whose performances were more appreciated.
