Sentence examples for cheers better from inspiring English sources

Cheers is still very early in its development, as Mohit says that there's plenty left to be done in terms of better tapping into Facebook "likes," increasing activity on the app itself, the ability to link to other Cheers, better browsing, and upgrades to the camera functionality, (like including a flash).

These largely foreign fundamentalists are uneasily allied with the Hurriyat; they could turn hostile to leaders thought insufficiently committed to Islam or to Pakistan.Pakistan itself has little reason to cheer better relations between India and the separatists.

Cheers to better health!

For example, to do tumbling if you don't already or do more chants and cheers and better stunts) If your coach says this is okay, go ahead.

The company's shares shot up more than 10percentt as analysts were cheered by better-than-expected revenue growth and an improved outlook.

Cemex, the world's No. 3 concrete maker, reported a steep decline in first-quarter net profit because of foreign exchange and derivatives losses, but the company's stock rose as investors were cheered by better-than-expected operating results.

The fishing waders filled with expanded polyurethane foam – standing up on their own, drooling solidified goo, and called (inexplicably) Cheers – work rather better, but don't ask me how.

That the source of much of the good cheer is a better trade performance seems odder still.

This month, it cheered investors with better than expected annual results and even raised its dividend slightly.

Though you might fancy bright florals, I think that a shady basement  entryway or bin area can be better cheered  up by lovely ferns and frondy greens.

The Lib Dems took some cheer by doing better in councils where they were fighting the Tories, and in several areas of the country where they have sitting MPs.