Sentence examples for cheers clearly from inspiring English sources

Yet when Delgado was introduced for his first at-bat Tuesday, the cheers clearly outweighed the boos.

Everyone cheered, clearly grateful for the chance to vocalize their support.

A sombre-faced Letterman made the admission as the audience laughed and cheered, clearly believing his monologue during last night's show to be a joke.

Accepting the award to applause and cheers, Ms. Smith — clearly the favorite of the night — choked up as she recalled her days as a clerk in the Scribner's bookstore in Manhattan.

There was a gasp from the crowd and some cheering... Clearly, the place will always be "the Booth house," and never the normal suburban home that the Bakers envision.

There was a gasp from the crowd and some cheering... Clearly, the place will always be "the Booth house," and never the normal suburban home that the Bakers envision... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino By Alan Burdick By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

We will cheer more clearly when we no longer fear African American males, particularly young ones, believing that fear and anger gives license to take a gun and shoot, and then to continue to shoot.

On a personal basis, it clearly cheers him up no end.

Mr. Vallone's campaign workers were clearly cheered by the police union's support.

On a recent tour, the Bataan plant's supporters were clearly cheered by the surprising success of the tourism project.

The debate played out before an electrified audience of Democratic National Committee members who are eagerly anticipating the presidential race of 2008, and clearly cheered by the last election results.