Sentence examples for cheers into from inspiring English sources

He said he had already converted one of the rooms above the original Cheers into another bar catering to the local business as well.

Of course, the real test will come when George W. Bush is gone and Americans and Europeans have to turn those cheers into policy.

The next day, as they read the newspaper's front pages, the bar's regular patronsincluding Norm (George Wendt)express their disdain toward homosexuals and their worries that Sam's support for his old friend will turn Cheers into a gay bar.

Now let's throw another big, hearty, loud and proud "CHEERS!" into the mix for Printworks, a massive brand spanking new venue set to open in London early next year.

"Good job, Lance!" Bruyneel cheered into the radio.

Sunday night's reports of Bin Laden's death sent hundreds cheering into the streets that surround the World Trade Center site.

The sudden questions surrounding Mr. Lopez Obrador's candidacy injected new cheer into the Silva Herzog and Creel campaigns.

Crolla was cheered into the ring by a crowd who sang his name to the rafters throughout.

Donors can spread more cheer into the next year — and double the amount to the same couple, to $104,000 — by timing the gifts for December and January.

But it would be wrong to read too much general market cheer into Kingfisher's better-than-expected 22% rise in interim pre-tax profits to £439m.

Some deluded souls said that the American troops would be cheered into Baghdad, and, on the ashes of Saddam's regime, a model democracy would be built.