Sentence examples for high cheer from inspiring English sources

When Corbyn stood to ask his (or rather Marie's) first question, there was a thin, high cheer from parts of the Labour benches.

A high-pitched cheer rises when an official pins the pairings to the board.

The Johannesburg stockmarket touched a seven-month high, cheered by higher gold prices.

Plus, the Pittsburgh Steelers are going to Super Bowl XL, and team spirit ran high: Cheering attendees wore jerseys, and members of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club's Inner Circle the gents in high hats and tux who ensure the tradition happens each year tossed black-and-gold Steelers towels as they awaited Phil's emergence.

This was a group of 100 Serbian students invited by the Albania president, Edi Rama, to attend the game as a gesture of friendship; they were the only Serbia supporters inside the stadium and it was their noise, their high-pitched cheering and whooping, that echoed in the ears as Ivanovic and company finally filed inside.

Then, as the couple kissed, their 268 guests gave a mile-high cheer.

Addy is 16, and she and her friend Beth are the queen bees of their high school cheer squad.

The cast of this alternately snarky and sentimental show about rival high school cheer squads often seems to be in constant motion, tumbling and flipping across the stage in elaborate routines that culminate in towering formations of human pyramids.

The best piece of management advice I’ve ever heard came from a boss who said his job was to set the bar for performance incredibly high and cheer like crazy for his employees to clear it.

Later that year, I woke up from a dream where I was making out with the high school cheer captain.

If you want to get on your high school cheer squad it is better to have some gymnastics experience.