Sentence examples for greatest cheers from inspiring English sources

The greatest cheers for the United States yesterday came on breakaway dunks and flashy passes and steals that ended with dunks.

One of the greatest cheers at an otherwise lacklustre Republican convention in Tampa last year was for Condoleeza Rice, who gave a glowing autobiographical account of her achievements in the third person.

The two singles already released in preparation for the album's release - "Boyfriend" and "When I'm With You" - drew the greatest cheers from the audience, but it might have been slow burner "I Want To" that was the most successful number of the night.

The day's greatest cheer had come earlier, when Jonas Gutierrez, on his way back after cancer, had warmed up, although he spent the game on the bench.

During the interval, the combined bands of the Irish Guards and the RAF marched round the field playing in a fashion that elicited the greatest cheer of the afternoon, and then, facing the main stand, played the Welsh national anthem, to the accompaniment of thousands of Welsh voices that did not reach the volume attained at rugby international games in Wales.

It would be a stretch to say that their return was greeted with great cheers.

11.59am BST 10km swim Britain's Daniel Fogg just appeared to great cheers.

At a big neighborhood reunion last year, Goldie was introduced to great cheers.

A big Russian Kamaz truck with a howitzer mounted on the back pulled up to great cheers.

Patrick Ewing, Van Gundy's assistant, drew greater cheers when he was introduced, and Van Gundy probably thought that was apropos.

There were great cheers as ten nations, including the sponsors of the bill — France, the U.S., the U.K., and Lebanon — voted in favor of the resolution.