Sentence examples similar to cheering intermission from inspiring English sources
O'Neal left to cheers at intermission.
A lot of those who cheered the concerto before intermission abandoned the hall after it, leaving John Adams's inventive and luxuriant "Harmonielehre" to a decimated audience.
Soon I found myself belting out "Edelweiss" along with my son, Will Griggs, 14, and his friend, Wyatt Fenner, 15, and cheering the guy in the yodel girl outfit who won the fancy-dress contest at intermission.
Like cheerleaders cheering you on.
You couldn't cheer up with a drink at intermission — it didn't have an intermission, either.
Make sure you spend most of the intermission at the edge of the orchestra pit, to cheer, clap and even dance in the aisles as the band cuts loose in jam sessions bubbling over with infectious enthusiasm.
People listened attentively, laughed out loud during raucous songs and cheered the excellent performers at the end of the 90-minute program, performed without intermission.
During the intermission, Holly talks with the three students about the hidden cost of insults and suggests they cheer as opposed to jeering, but they opt to leave instead.
They cheered again when he completed a 3-point play to cut the Suns' lead to 59-57 just before the intermission.
