Sentence examples for does to cheer from inspiring English sources

But a private "dance" in one's hotel room is not even if that's just a euphemism for what a "Hot Nude Blonde" does to cheer up a visiting conventioneer.How exactly these private dancers know which hotel rooms to visit, though, has become a thorny question.

"I have been thinking of what I can do to cheer Japan up," Soejima said after winning in his fifth try in New York.

"I have been thinking of what I can do to cheer Japan up," he said after winning his first New York Marathon on his fifth try.

Make sure that whatever you do to cheer up doesn't turn into an escape or addiction.

Take the game even further by asking your child for suggestions on what they could do to cheer the stranger up.

But it makes no more sense to count on Medvedev's "liberalism" than it does to be cheered by his affection for tropical fish and "Smoke on the Water".

Remarkably, he does, to the cheers of all the students.

Ayn died the day after John Belushi died, although I don't think she did so to cheer us up again.

That did little to cheer lawmakers.

He began doing comedy to cheer the other children.

"I must do something to cheer him up," I think.