Sentence examples for generate cheers from inspiring English sources

It was like political Mad Libs: fill in the blanks to generate cheers — at the break-neck pace of an Aaron Sorkin character, or one of those fine-print announcers at the end of pharmaceutical commercials.

The lyrics to The Replacements' "Androgynous" sounded especially clunky live ("She's happy with the way she looks/she's happy with her gender") but still generated cheers.

At various points, Crimson Key uses a laser pointer to spotlight campus landmarks and the fleeting appearance of Tommy Lee Jones (class of '69), usually generating cheers and applause.

President Obama's immigration plan generated cheers from some activists.

It turned out that a good number of the writers understandably yearned to use the storylines to create something uplifting, to generate a cheering distraction for their traumatised audiences.

At the OUT 100 Awards in New York last November, she generated rousing cheers and whoops from several thousand gay men assembled to see her present an award to Daniels.

Tsonga recovered a break early in the third set and while his play was generating huge cheers, Djokovic successes brought shunned silence.

Pope Francis' announcement that he plans to canonize Father Junipero Serra has generated both cheers and anger across California.

When prosecutors reduced a list of the company's alleged environmental crimes from 97 to 11 items on Wednesday, the move generated little cheer from company headquarters in Wichita, Kans.

The optimistic attempts of jazz musicians (usually schmoozing singers) to generate lucrative seasonal cheer usually induce one to reach for the nearest John Zorn or Evan Parker album as an antidote.

But they still generate as many doubts as cheers.