Sentence examples for cheers out from inspiring English sources

Two cheers out of three – at best – for Sir John?

Each in turn, the golfers drive their balls, to general cheers, out into blue San Francisco Bay.

The one time she did steer in that direction, when of course, she had to play "Milkshake", she did so over the beat of Madonna's "Holiday", even singing Madonna's chorus, drawing the loudest cheers out of the audience for the whole night.

It got people cheering out loud on Monday.

I have been known to cheer out loud.

But there may be cause for some cheer out west.

Yet even hard-bitten currency traders cheered out loud as the loonie inched towards parity, and then beyond.

I cheered out loud when I heard the speech by Senator Tom Daschle, the majority leader.

I cheered out loud when the Equality Act of 2010 was passed.

Watching Addie cross over from her dark lonely place, accepting her single status, to girlish glowing happiness is enough to have you cheering out loud.

Still, in one of her memoir's final chapters, when Ms. Bridges delivers a stunning coup de grâce to the loutish contractor who was once her lover, you might cheer out loud.