Sentence examples for cheers something from inspiring English sources

But – hey, hurray and three cheers – something extraordinary was about to happen to the neighbourhood: a cinema, a brand new cinema, was going to open within five minutes' walk of our front door.

They wanted to be in a crowd, she said, "waving our little flags and cheering something great".

A bricked three-pointer was followed by another missed jumper, a shanked layup, a botched floater, and a whole lot of groans from a crowd that was dying to cheer something.

The days when Handel's "Messiah" was offered as a big strings-and-brass spectacular are long past, but most performances still maintain a friendly holiday cheer — something completely absent from Nikolaus Harnoncourt's new recording of the work (on Deutsche Harmonia Mundi).

In this post-literate era, how can you not cheer something like that?

And there's a significant faction of liberals and leftists who want to dramatically expand government involvement in healthcare markets; those people aren't likely to cheer something that gives ground to the GOP.

You want to have that crowd cheer for something.

It wasn't the greatest line, but the four thousand delegates laughed and cheered loudly, something they'd been waiting to do for quite a while.

Mr. Chambliss, who received major support from President Bush, told cheering supporters, "Something like this never happens without a lot of hard work".

Except in this situation the cheer sounds something like, "Well, yeah, okay, maybe... ..

Why shouldn't we cheer for something great, like we do at a rock concert?