Sentence examples for cheers speaking from inspiring English sources

"I'm standing here with you," he declared to loud cheers, speaking for about 15 minutes before he left, waving through the window of his helicopter.

"Leaders who won't follow the wishes of the people must resign," an anonymous speaker said to enthusiastic cheers, speaking from the steps of party headquarters.

Don't sing the cheers, speak them loudly.

Mr Obama again drew huge cheers by speaking Irish: "Ta athas orm le bheith in Eireann (I'm happy to be in Ireland)." He said he wished somebody had traced his Irish roots when he was a politician in Chicago, which he dubbed the Irish capital of the mid-west.

It was also inconceivable — before he uttered the carefully minted phrasing — that he would be listened to by a hushed crowd gathered in Guildhall Square in Derry, a place not famous for its love of British leaders of any stripe, and that he would be cheered while speaking on specially erected screens that earlier had been used to relay images from the World Cup.

He speaks in simple analogies, making allusions to the most universally recognized parts of the Constitution and the Bible, cuing the audience to cheer by speaking faster and faster and louder.

Appearing on stage to loud cheers, Sting spoke French throughout to the packed crowd, saying: "We've got two important things to do tonight... First, to remember and honour those who lost their lives in the attacks a year ago, and to celebrate the life and the music of this historic venue.

In "We Billion Cheered," Maxwell speaks of an unspecified social or political threat -- an "it" without a definite referent -- against which the national "we" gathers and defines itself, although "We missed it how / You miss an o'clock passing and miss now".

Margaret Sturton Winchester, Hampshire Three cheers for Julie Burchill for speaking out against the tide of gooey hypocritical sludge written about the big nasty supermarkets.

As Brooks spoke, cheers erupted around him.

He offered his thoughts on a wide catalog of global issues, drawing cheers when he spoke of shutting down the military prison at Guantánamo Bay and reducing nuclear stockpiles.