Sentence examples for prolonged cheers from inspiring English sources
Such statements brought prolonged cheers, a reflection of the passions now aroused by, of all things, foreign policy.
His comment drew prolonged cheers, as did his statement earlier in the day, in Alamagordo, N.M., that Mr. Hussein "has made the United Nations look foolish".
Mr. Schweitzer, a farmer and rancher, is credited with energizing Democrats in the state and raised his national profile in August with a speech at the Democratic National Convention that drew prolonged cheers.
Three snippets from "Frankenweenie," an animated movie from Tim Burton that is set for October release, had fans laughing; a peek at an intense train sequence from next year's risky "Lone Ranger" film — starring Johnny Depp as Tonto — won prolonged cheers.
At that the crowd erupted in prolonged cheers, whistles and chants of "USA!
The throng of Cubans in the audience joined a cluster of Americans in prolonged cheering before spilling out into the tropical morning.
As the final hooter sounded on the men there were prolonged, flag-fluttering cheers for an entertaining 71-55 victory for Great Britain, the players, bruised and exhausted, leaving the arena to mass high-fives for a coterie of junior fans leaning over the tunnel wall.
On Thursday evening, a capacity audience at Dixon Place greeted the 55-minute premiere of "Smithsoniansmith," by Scotty Heron and Hijack Dance, with cheers so prolonged that the performer-creators returned to the stage to take more bows than the casts of some Broadway plays do.
The hundreds of community activists and politicians thronging the orchestra and balconies demonstrated her point with cheers, shouts and prolonged applause.
The ovations were prolonged.
