Sentence examples for get a cheer from inspiring English sources

I come on stage and get a cheer.

He'll get a cheer: this area of southern Missouri voted about 70percentt Bush in 2004.

They get a cheer: this may be the only place in the disunited states of America where that happens.

Long gone are the days when Gordon Brown could slap a penny on national insurance and get a cheer when he promised to spend it on the NHS.

Ever the entertainer, Shakespeare knew that you could always get a cheer from a crowd in this country by complimenting them on their drinking.

"I know the easiest way to get a cheer in Brussels is to stand up in the European Parliament and denounce America," he says, "but that's why you need telephone diplomacy, not megaphone diplomacy".

That gets a cheer.

Everyone who came out of the chapel got a cheer.

Lisa Fitz, the Bavarian cabaret star playing Rosalie, also gets a cheer.

Barcelona gets a cheer from about 2,000 fans watching as the players strolled on the field.

He suggests Pound for Speaker (which gets a cheer or two).