Sentence examples for his cheer from inspiring English sources
But Sutter has genuine heart, and his cheer masks closely held fears, an ambivalence about the future and an insecurity over his separated parents' past.
Mr Obama hailed his "cheer and his optimism and his eternal faith that someday the Cubs would go all the way".
The logical conclusion, if he is correct, that his cherished free-market economics have in part brought about the end of Britain's European dalliance, does not appear to dent his cheer either.
Pasquaney survives today as the nation's oldest camp and continues to use his cheer, now called a "railroad": "Hip, hip! Ray, ray, ray! Tie, tie, tie! Sis sis sis! Boom boom boom bah!" Even after more than a century, you still can hear a faint echo of tigers and skyrockets.
My grandfather rose as high as accountant and school principal, painting houses on the side, woke up in jail both times that he drank, was poisoned twice by his third wife, losing his hair the first time, and never lost his cheer.
That failure allows Abbott – bolstered by his cheer squad in the Murdoch press – to understand his own maneuvering less as an exercise in wrecking and more as a rescue expedition: pretty much on the same basis as Rudd presented his operations against Gillard.
His cheering fans were reading pirate copies.
'So arrest us!' he told his cheering supporters.
"This is your party," he told his cheering followers.
Muller ran to the sideline to celebrate with his cheering section.
