Sentence examples similar to professional cheer from inspiring English sources

The Packers disbanded their last professional cheer-and-dance squad in 1988, after a poll of fans found strong opposition and indifference.

When we meet on set, Bleakley manages to affect more professional good cheer about the criticism than Chiles, but neither pretends for a second to be indifferent.

During the onstage interview, Swisher gave Clinton the opportunity to declare her candidacy before the crowd of about 5,000 female technology professionals who cheered wildly at each coy nod to 2016.

I think the fans here have missed having a professional team to cheer for".

Who are we, in parts of the country with professional sports to cheer and (relatively) thriving economies to enjoy, to deny Alabamans a bit of crowing?

When President Bush delivered his final ultimatum to Saddam Hussein, a crowd watching on closed-circuit television at a professional hockey game cheered lustily and began chanting, "U.S.A.! U.S.A.!" Yesterday we were issued several shocking reminders direct from the battlefield that wars are actually fought on a plane that is excruciatingly, devastatingly personal.

Despite our unbeatable fervour for events, and cheering on professional sportsmen, Britain has an awful rate of cycling participation.

Three cheers for professional sports leagues supporting their female fans!

Sometimes we participate in the drama, like attending and cheering on professional wrestling.

She finished the performance like a true professional, as the crowd cheered her on. .

Retailing professionals are also cheered that stores have less inventory today than they did this time last year.