Sentence examples for course to cheer from inspiring English sources

Residents in folding chairs lined the course to cheer.

The estimated crowd of 250,000 that lined the course to cheer them on was at once a stimulus and a stress-inducing reminder that they had little margin for error.

Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese lined the course to cheer some 350 runners from 26 nations, including 70 Americans, competing in the first Ho Chi Minh City International Marathon.

The idea is, of course, to cheer up sick kids.

The stands for the ski jump competition had to be removed during the cross-country races; spectators had only a small area from which to watch the races but were allowed on the course to cheer on the competitors.

"I think that has to do with Thanksgiving and families being together". Entire families in racing gear and others armed with cowbells, whistles and loud voices crowded along the course to cheer on racers who leapt over obstacles and trudged through the playground sand.

From there, he nestled an iron shot to the front of the green, took two putts for par and walked off the course to cheers.

Of course I wanted to cheer when I heard the news that the government is paying M&C Saatchi to combat hate campaigners, along with an anti-subversion unit targeting violent rightwingers as part of a £60m budget to fight extremism.

Of course, Georgie started the game off badly, and of course he got rid of his new boots, and of course his father arrived late to cheer him on, and of course doom loomed, as doom so often does in a good story.

Of course, they had something to cheer about.

There was a live audience who broke decorum several times during the course of the night to cheer or laugh but everyone was playing to the cameras.