Sentence examples for expect cheers from inspiring English sources

Those brave enough to venture beyond their circle of political allies should not expect cheers.

But don't expect cheers from the Brown University researchers who've tracked this major shift in long-term care.

I don't quite know what to expect from the crowds in Australia but I'm certainly not expecting cheers".

But if they expected cheers once again from around the world, they were instead hurt and infuriated when People Power II was met with doubt and criticism, described by foreign commentators as "a defeat for due process," as "mob rule," as "a de facto coup".

Instead of the expected cheering, they looked at each other in disbelief.

But overall revenues increase by 1% to $1.15bn from the same period a year earlier, and despite the lion's share of its earnings coming from Alibaba, Yahoo's numbers were better than expected, cheering investors.

Keira Knightley might have been expecting loud cheers from fans when she made her Broadway debut but instead, a proposal mid-performance led to a member of the audience being evicted by police.

Put it this way: To get a feel for what it's like listening as a European to Palin's flourishes of happy, overconfident nonsense, whether on Putin's head traveling into U.S. air space or whatever else, just pretend you were one of those good people in Erie, Pennsylvania, this week when Palin mentioned the Phillies and expected easy cheers!

Few can expect whoops and cheers, but that is what Boris Johnson managed here, as well as applause and a standing ovation.

Raskolnikov could hardly be expected to cheer up Mr. Snowden.

"I'm not," I said, expecting a cheer.