John Edwards, accepting his party's nomination for vice president, roused a cheering crowd at the 2004 Democratic convention with the kind of buoyant refrain that had become his trademark: "Hope is on the way".
So it seemed fair that Mrs. Clinton got a rousing cheer from a group of Chinese children when she visited the building on Saturday.
The scene was one of the night's more unexpected developments — a rousing cheer from the crowd, a snapshot of a dominant starting pitcher, a victory in its early stages — but what it represented was a welcomed improvement, nothing more, though appreciated still.
Mr. Feinstein then roused the audience with a cheer of "This time, join in!" The lights in the room were turned up.
— As thousands of hungry West Point cadets streamed into the mess hall for their 20-minute lunch break here on Friday, they paused from the rush to the tables to give a rousing group cheer to a guest who has received hundreds of accolades, but perhaps none this thunderous.
He also said that the immigration reform measure currently making its way through Congress will have to cover the LGBT community, a sentiment that elicited a rousing cheer from the crowd.
To the UNICEF staff and governments in the many countries that have conducted participatory workshops with civil society organizations, media professionals and other partners, and whose materials are supporting children to develop to their full potential, a rousing cheer of congratulations and a wish for continued success.
They want a chant and a cheer to rouse their spirits and their side.
A defiant David Ortiz stood on the Fenway Park infield and told the crowd to "stay strong," bringing a rousing cheer from Bostonians weary from a week of bombings, stay-at-home orders and a manhunt that locked down the city for a day.
But a rousing cheer from the crowd quickly turned to a heavy hush at the sight of the obviously ailing 70-year-old, whose body is overwhelmed by the effects of Parkinson's Disease resulting from a lifetime of blows to the head.
"To a Democrat in the White House," Roberta offered, to a rousing cheer.
