Sentence examples for cheers effect from inspiring English sources
Barry Solomon, who lives in Larchmont and attends almost every Friday, says he is drawn by the " 'Cheers' effect," adding: "I've met people from many different cultures here.
"We call it the 'Cheers' effect," said Ann Shepherd, vice president for marketing at the restaurant reservation service OpenTable, referring to the Boston bar in the 1980s sitcom.
It is hard to overstate the simple cheering effect of, say, Jordan Pickford's promise at Sunderland.
Down-ballot Democrats suffer when there is no serious effort at the top of the ticket, and campaign appearances from heavy hitters may have a cheering effect on the members of the minority party.
(This ridiculous description at least has had the cheering effect of sparking a funny Twitter hashtag #countriesbyvoguewriters - with tweets such as: New Zealand. Because the old Zealand is so last season) The title of the Newsweek article is "Mrs Assad duped me", but it is never clear how.
Each page encourages parents and children to join in and interact with the story by pressing the "cheer" sound effect whenever the child has interacted correctly - eventually (hopefully) motivating the child to use the potty.
The ride is punctuated by cheers to the effect that they are The Bad Girls.
The fact that the Vatican continues its doctrinaire opposition to widely used and effective forms of contraception means that it is, in effect, cheering on global warming because that is the inevitable result of promoting fertility in the midst of an unprecedented population explosion.
" 'Cheers' had an enormous effect in Britain.
The message is misery, but the effect is cheering.
"Now, young people rush to the Internet cafes rather than rushing to newsstands to buy People's Daily," said Liu Junning, a liberal political scientist who cheers the long-term effects.
