Sentence examples similar to fervent cheering from inspiring English sources

But during his "no manipulation" speech you could hear faint but fervent cheers from a classroom down the hall where an overflow crowd of eager Bradley supporters had been stashed.

"I'm gonna grab my soul and leave my ego at the door," she sang in "Welcome to My Life" as her fervent audience cheered.

Modi's most fervent admirers have cheered the victory against Doniger.

More cheering.

Great cheering.

Like cheerleaders cheering you on.

Tourism officials, along with restaurants, retailers, golf course owners and party organizers, expected a big surge in business, especially with two of the N.F.L.'s most fervent fan bases eager to cheer their Packers and Steelers.

The Chinese contingent, cheered wildly amid fervent hopes the country could top the medals table for the first time, was led out by the nation's most celebrated sports star, the 7ft 6in basketball star Yao Ming.

But even though the rally probably cheered him up, and served as a reminder to Republicans on Capitol Hill that he still has some fervent supporters, the appearance did little to address the dual problems he faces.

She cheered and cheered.

Tebow's charity work, public displays of faith and spirited leadership and on-field performance have attracted a fervent fan following that transcends that of a typical football player, let alone a backup; after all, it is doubtful that Utah grads gather each week to cheer on Jets offensive lineman Caleb Schlauderaff.