Sentence examples for cheering from a from inspiring English sources

Amid cheering from a crowd of several hundred people he was hoisted on to supporters' shoulders at Punjab University.

Zida had earlier announced Compaoré's departure in the central Place de la Nation in the capital, Ouagadougou, to cheering from a huge crowd of protesters.

The trophies represent a feedback loop that unites corporate and diplomatic language: the sound of applause in a hermetically sealed chamber, the suggestion of cheering from a population that would rather throw rocks than clap.

When Pedro Rodríguez swept home Barcelona's opening goal in the 19th minute, it seemed as though one could hear the cheering from a thousand pubs.

Robert B. Zoellick, the president of the World Bank, is urging us all to learn something quite different and more cheering from a political transformation he believes is as profound as the 1848 "springtime of nations".

"We are going to end institutional racism and we are going to transform and make changes in the criminal justice system that isn't working," he said to loud cheering from a crowd of about 3,100.

I'm happy, like that guy in the stands with the Rizzo jersey, to cheer from a distance, and pat him on the back when I get a chance.

Harpreet Sethi is never among the fans cheering from behind a chain-link fence.

"This victory belongs to you," Ms. Warren told her cheering supporters from a stage.

Other people on Twitter, meanwhile, cheered from the bleachers at such a glorious exchange.

But the dancers drew cheers from a surprisingly large audience.