Sentence examples for repeated cheers from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the summit, Trudeau reaffirmed his support for gender equality when he kicked off an hour-long discussion punctuated by repeated cheers and applause.

Dr. Dean drew repeated cheers as he outlined why and how he had changed the reasons why he was running for president.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, drawing repeated cheers yesterday from graduating police cadets and their families and friends, called police officers "civil rights workers" who are too often unfairly vilified and subject to prejudice.

"We have it in our power to change the world, but only if we're true to our ideals -- and that starts by telling the truth to the American people," Mr. Kerry said, speaking rapidly over repeated cheers from his audience.

Mr. Gephardt drew repeated cheers, laughter and standing ovations as he belittled the Bush administration and displayed what many Democrats said was the first thing they were looking for in a candidate: the gumption to take on Mr. Bush.

In a statement that drew repeated cheers as protesters read it aloud at their daily assembly, Chartres said the doors of St Paul's were now instead "most emphatically open to engage with matters concerning not only those encamped around the cathedral but millions of others in this country and around the globe".

Occupy Wall Street has no repeated cheer to stop coal mining, or to grant civil rights, or even to end a war.

George Drance is a standout, especially as a tarantula (the multilegged stranger mentioned above) and as a cricket who drives Archy insane by constantly repeating "Cheer up, cheer up".

From my bed in a friend's cabin 30 miles north of Hilo this morning, the first sound to break the silence is the emphatic, repeated "whit-cheer!" of the northern cardinal, a bird I grew up hearing in southern Michigan.

No boos, only cheers, repeated curtain calls, flowers and confetti raining down from the balconies, and enthusiasm for the work itself.

The LA crowd say "We want the Cup!" so much so that they repeat the cheer multiple times.