Sentence examples for excited cheers from inspiring English sources

Elian arrived to the embrace of relatives and the excited cheers of hundreds of flag-waving children.

They led the crowd through a few excited cheers before Christopher Lloyd intervened and began pointing wildly to different parts of the room, instructing each section to shout "Elect!" "John!" "McCain!" in sequence.

Alphonse arrived on the Pont Neuf moments later, greeted by flags, excited cheers and loud chants of "Long live the king!" After a quick royal espresso stop at a local coffee shop, his supporters accompanied him across the Pont Neuf, while King Henry IV's own march anthem was blaring from a set of speakers.

Everyone was excited and cheering each other on.

The crowd are just excited to cheer for their champion.

Whether they had come for their own family or the "We Are Family" spirit of community, all the guests — from the dual mommies to the leather daddies to the grandparents, siblings, cousins and kids they all had in tow — were excited to cheer on the raft of song-and-dance shows that the week would offer.

Get excited and cheer,' Hey! How are we going to kill our project today?'".

At an outdoor rally under a clear blue sky here, where the crowd was so excited that it cheered a flock of squawking geese overhead before the president spoke, Mr. Obama began with a somber reminder that four Americans had been killed in Benghazi, Libya, more than 6,000 miles away.

For the first time, the guys in the audience seemed genuinely excited, shouting and cheering.

What started as meeting a pair of friends, turned into six twenty-somethings excited to be cheering on Mrs. Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Right from the first time we stepped on the ice for the beginning of the game, the crowd was cheering and excited.