Sentence examples for elicit a cheer from inspiring English sources

Just their mention is likely to elicit a cheer.

People in power are preying on fear They know which few words will elicit a cheer They're pulling the trigger and they do not care They're up on a pulpit, they're not down there.

The response elicited a cheer from nearby protesters.

They were told they would be paid 75percentt in cash and 25percentt in stock, eliciting a cheer.

"The wall just got ten feet taller, believe me," Trump said, eliciting a cheer from the crowd.

But then Soriano popped the ball out of his glove, eliciting a cheer from Robertson, who thrust both arms in the air.

"Frank Lautenberg is afraid to debate me and he has sent his supporters to try and stifle my message," he said, eliciting a cheer from the 40 supporters in the audience.

Hesitating a moment, Mary, a shy girl with owlish glasses, reached up and touched a toehold with her hand before rappelling off the wall, eliciting a cheer from her fellow campers below.

The pugnacious governor, who was knocked out of the GOP primary race early, elicited a cheer as he declared: "I'm going to present the case now, on the facts, against Hillary Clinton".

Bathed in a layer of sweat after going through a series of shooting and dribbling drills, Rose skied above the rim and dunked, eliciting a cheer from the handful of fans who had arrived early.

"I can honestly say that this is the first time we've ever been to a festival where we're just praying that it's going to rain the whole time," he said, eliciting a cheer.