Sentence examples for large cheer from inspiring English sources

He duly jogs on to a large cheer.

Two Black Hawk helicopters flew by overhead midway through the rally, prompting a large cheer of support from the crowd.

Her comments drew a large cheer from those in the crowd, many them students avoiding classes in a show of protest.

At about twenty past eleven, a large cheer went up from the floor above us, where the signing was to take place.

At nearly 8 30 p.m. Central time, Fox News called Wisconsin for Mr. Romney — the first network to do so — and large cheer erupted in the ballroom.

Lindros's goal electrified a crowd that had uncharacteristically let out a large cheer, with some boos from Flyers fans mixed in, when Lindros jumped over the boards for his first shift of the game.

The solitary flagbearer, the Nordic skier Mykailo Tkachenko, was greeted with large cheers.

At 8 30 P.M. E.T. last night, barely half an hour after some polling stations in the Florida Panhandle had closed, a new, voter-friendly Romney took the stage in Tampa before a large, cheering crowd.

As the clock ticked down and France maintained its advantage, Omeyer waved his hands toward his country's large cheering section at the other end of the court, urging the fans on.

By John Cassidy January 31 , 2012At 8 30 P.M. E.T. last night, barely half an hour after some polling stations in the Florida Panhandle had closed, a new, voter-friendly Romney took the stage in Tampa before a large, cheering crowd.

In 2011, she accompanied the president on engagements in Dublin and Moneygall, where they were met by large cheering crowds.