Sentence examples for massive cheer from inspiring English sources

Pyotr: If you had said the same words in Russia, you'd definitely get a massive cheer.

Hours after making his announcement, the Batley Bulldogs captain received a massive cheer as he took to the field against Dewsbury Rams.

It took a gang of philanthropic surgeons almost 24 hours of chopping, stitching and sculpting to cut away the mass but eventually, with a massive cheer, the theatre crew carted the balls away on a trolley.

On a warmish, breezy afternoon, the German saved three break points in the second game to hold and received a massive cheer from the Centre Court crowd, which immediately realised it was in for a treat.

At the very least the thousands who turned out in Derry's Guildhall Square to watch Cameron deliver Saville's findings gave a massive cheer when the prime minister said he was "deeply sorry" for the loss of so much life on 30 January 1972.

The Methodist College Belfast student then welcomed Mrs Obama, to a massive cheer.

[Massive cheers from audience.] "Good, good.

Este dives from the stage to massive cheers.

Queen 1985 Wembley Stadium The group, fronted by enigmatic, buck-toothed singer Freddie Mercury, opened to massive cheers with "Bohemian Rhapsody" at the Live Aid concert.

The coup d'etat happened following mass protests calling for the deposition of the President Mohamed Morsi and was followed by massive cheers throughout Egypt.

38 min: Germany 0-1 Serbia (Jovanovic 38) To massive cheers in the Guardian office (but not from me), Serbia take the lead.