Sentence examples for final cheers from inspiring English sources

The moment when the world seemed as simple as putting the ball into the back of the net was over, and neither the final cheers nor the new friendships could hide the sorrow that followed as Ms. Aguirre hobbled back to the hotel for a final few minutes of peace.

"This is their final cheer," she said.

All the signs are that this will be the third presidential election in a row where turnout has gone up rather than down.There are plenty of reasons to withhold the final cheer.

Each workshop ends with a ripple of applause and a final cheer of Brazilian pride – not just from nationals, but from the many others who have adopted the spirit of forró culture.

Early Wednesday morning, as sleep-deprived supporters rallied for a final cheer, President Obama concluded his re-election campaign with a promising glimpse at what the fight was all about: a second-term agenda that can make real progress on issues neglected in the first.

Neither were we at the N.B.A. finals, cheering on the Lakers (or the Pacers), nor in Times Square on New Year's Eve.

The German celebrated in style by ripping his top off and he embarked on a lap of honour draped in the German flag before leaping over the barriers set out for the 100m hurdles final to cheers from the stands.

But Germany held out and secured their place in the final, prompting cheers of relief from the entire room.

One morning, she attended the men's snowboard big air final to cheer on the American athletes.

Their 5,000 loud fans proudly reminded Spurs of the '87 final and cheered gleefully when Garry Mabbutt was brought on to the pitch at half-time.

T. S. Eliot, at his most provoking, suggested that Othello was doing something in this vein in his majestic final speech—"cheering himself up," in Eliot's startling words.