When the employees finally cheered for their group photograph, the whoop was audible from two blocks away, if not from space.
As plot points culminate, you finally cheer for the characters rather than feel indifferent.
I don't suppose my personal experience of watching the ascent, jump and landing was much different from any of the other millions of people watching--there was a lot of gasping, finger-clasping, "Oh my god!" shouting, breath-holding, and finally, cheering.
And I've still never read Sebald... Finally, three cheers for Mark Cousins's The Story of Film: An Odyssey (2011, Network, 15), an exhaustively idiosyncratic account (all 915 minutes of it!) of the evolution of cinema that reminds us just how personal and poetic serious onscreen film appreciation can be.
But the Scot finally heard cheers from Blackburn fans as they produced a performance of real resilience to earn a draw and offer some light at the end of a very dark tunnel.
COMMENT FROM CHRIS: Finally someone cheered for what they've already done, not what they claim they will do.
Finally, some cheer for Arsenal fans – your side are the best at not throwing the ball to the opposition (the team did it 57 times).
Finally, to cheer you up, take a look at the Swedish Marines' parody of Grease, which was filmed in Afghanistan, and comedy group Barkada's spoof on the song from Disney's Frozen, Do You Want to Be My Boyfriend.
When she was finished, and the crowd finally stopped cheering, she smiled and said, "Any questions?" The performance was an effective demonstration of skill, but it did not stop the star of this year's Super Bowl halftime show from repeatedly being asked about lip-syncing.
