Sentence examples for reason for cheers from inspiring English sources
Then, reason for cheers as Jenson Button wrung the neck of his McLaren to take ninth on the grid.
No; but events give the optimists little reason for cheer.
Beyond those two factors there is little reason for cheer.
But those who cut their losses have reason for cheer.
That, in brief, is a rare reason for cheer in global affairs.
DENMARK'S prime minister, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, has reason for cheer this Christmas.
Keith Bowman at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers saw "little reason for cheer" in the statement, however.
Being the best of the bunch when the bunch has done so miserably is not exactly reason for cheer.
Merkel wounded Semi-rational exuberance Only the digital dies ReprintsA second reason for cheer comes from central banks' activism.
The Ides of March alone offer no reason for cheer, especially if your name is Julius or Caesar.
As it is, taking the project away from a successful private firm, AirAsia, and giving it to a government-owned monopoly hardly seems reason for cheer.
