Sentence examples for go cheers from inspiring English sources

And then they put a big slice down in front of you, and you go: Cheers, I guess.

"I get to go cheer for the games, and the varsity cheerleaders have become my good friends," she said.

"The U.S. Open Pro Surfing Championship is on today, and a lot of the girls in the film are competing, so I want to go cheer them on".

For my entire childhood, we would get the third Monday in April off from school, so we could go cheer on the marathon runners.

Whether it's spring, summer, winter, or fall, there's probably something going on where you and your friends could go cheer, eat popcorn, and get rowdy.

Only scramble defence kept out a third Falcons try in the dying seconds, and once the whistle went, cheers rang out around the ground as top-flight rugby union returned to the North East after a season away.

"I thought I was going to get cheered when Mo got cheered," Rodriguez said.

Sports events go for cheers and tears, delirium.

Here we go again," cheers Emlyn Hatch, all the way over iun Tauranga.

Snowflakes float in the mist as the piano intro to "Let It Go" draws cheers from the crowd.

While the boys warm up stretch and go over cheers, chants, dances, and stunts.