Sentence examples for could cheer from inspiring English sources

What could cheer a person up?

Nothing could cheer the Taliban more than seeing General McChrystal out on his ear.

On the other hand, The Cuckoo Song could cheer you up.

He could cheer, though, and Johnson attended A.H.L. games played by the Binghamton Whalers and then the Binghamton Rangers.

But when Gough walked on stage on Thursday night, not even his jaunty tea-cosy hat could cheer him up.

In brief, neither Congress nor the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), could cheer much, while regional parties, and powerful regional figures, thrive.

But they had to bake in the summer sun for a good eight hours before they could cheer their returning heroes.

Gay and lesbian fans said they felt they could cheer for the home team in a safe environment, free of the fear of harassment.

He said he understood how fans could cheer both for the home team and for a visiting player having an exceptional night.

"We came here so we could cheer up our families when we tell them we saw history in the making," she said.

After the domestic round, It's A Knockout, had been completed, we could cheer on our brave lads as they took on the continentals.