Sentence examples for cries of support from inspiring English sources
As Moyá yanked the match from McEnroe's grasp, Errico's cries of support grew ever more exuberant.
However, with the cries of support from fellow officers and using her gun to prop herself up the determined officer was able drag herself across the remaining few metres before collapsing in a heap.
By deluging threads like Iranelection with cries of support for the protesters, Americans and Britons rendered the site almost useless as a source of information something that Iran's government had tried and failed to do.
And we have been bolstered by rallying cries of support from around the world.
Trying to wrench his campaign back to its version of normality after protests in Chicago forced cancellation of a rally there, Donald Trump went back to his usual pitch to Cleveland-area voners, one that was only occasionally drowned out by protesters and cries of support from Trump's fans.
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It was a cry of support or of despair, according to interpretation.
In an article by Quaker Peace and Social Witness, part of the the national organisation of British Quakers, the increased "involvement of the military in the Royal British Legion's campaign" is held responsible with troops and cadets now "selling poppies often with the cry of 'Support our troops!'".
In an article by Quaker Peace and Social Witness, part of the the national organization of British Quakers, the increased "involvement of the military in the Royal British Legion's campaign" is held responsible with troops and cadets now "selling poppies often with the cry of 'Support our troops!'".
The half-hour call was a rallying cry for support of Bear Stearns — and more broadly, the financial markets, which, as it was described on the call, were on the verge of a major meltdown if not for the pre-emptive steps that the Fed and JPMorgan took.
Participants cries for support structures may be addressed by informal support groups [ 27] and the development of coping skills.
