Sentence examples for off to cheers from inspiring English sources

Officers in riot gear at a number of points later drew batons and clashed with members of the crowd, hours after the protest began gathering in central London at around 6pm before massing near parliament, where fireworks were let off to cheers.

Eventually, two more ballkids and a helper came out with towels to catch it and carry it off, to cheers from the stands.

Fortunately, Brutus quickly got back on his feet and brushed himself off to cheers from the stands.

Garcia laughed and ran off to cheer on his new buddy Colin.

She had her head cut off, to the cheers of the sans-culottes.

His teammate Trent Williams screamed for team trainers to hurry onto the field, and minutes later Griffin finally rose, slowly and gingerly, before limping off to nervous cheers.

A minute after scoring it he went off to huge cheers as another Stuttgart man, VfB midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger, came on to take his place.

These teens tend to be shot on sight and those who kill them in many cases are let off to the cheers of gun totin' white Americans adamant that standing your ground means you can pick a fight and end it with murder, especially if the person you kill is black.

The hour-long match kicked off to enthusiastic cheers from the thousands of people in the stadium.

At least, they seemed to be last month at the fashion show where the student designs were shown off to a cheering audience and a panel of alumni experts, including Michael Alexin, Target's vice president for product design and development.

Marouane Fellaini, suffering his own personal ordeal, was taken off to loud, callous cheers.