Sentence examples for performances cheer from inspiring English sources

With the 54th Grammy Awards just around the corner on Sunday night, people everywhere are getting ready to watch great performances, cheer for their favorite artists and most importantly, judge the fashion.

Set in different spaces around the building, the promenade performance Cheer Up, This Is Only The Beginning will comprise of scenes and moments, all taking place just before curtain-up, but set at different points in the theatre's history.

Back in the middle school auditorium, students listened intently as the judges weighed Mr. Robinson's performance, cheering Paula Abdul's characteristic compliments, and booing the arch-curmudgeon Simon Cowell, who said the song had been "inconsistent" and "lazy".

In a debut performance cheered on by Labour MPs Mr Miliband said the coalition's plans to cut child benefit for higher rate taxpayers, applying to those on incomes of about £44,000, were a "shambles".

Her record-setting performances were cheered in Croatia, where Kostelić was a national hero, and some 200,000 fans welcomed her triumphant return home.

After a flaming, flailing exchange on MSNBC, he constantly rewatches his performance to cheer himself up, even as Abedin tells him it's a campaign-killing meltdown.

They polled 31% of the votes cast in January-March 1997, the first time they have exceeded 30% of the vote in 2 1/2 years (see chart).With The Economist's latest "poll of polls" giving the Lib Dems only 13% of the national vote, this stronger local performance will cheer the party's national leadership.

The Italians had a strong performance to cheer from Sergio Castellitto in Gianni Amelio's touching film of one man's journey to China, The Star That Wasn't There, while I was impressed by Austrian director Barbara Albert's Falling, a beautifully photographed, elliptic story of five women reuniting at the funeral of a highschool teacher.

For example, if your friend plays a sport or is acting in a play, go to a game or performance to cheer them on.

Tiziano Severini's conducting has tremendous clout and energy, and the whole performance is cheered on by an enthusiastic audience.

As Lisa Raymond walked briskly off the court after a disjointed doubles performance, sympathetic cheers became a scattering of chiding boos.