Sentence examples for scattered cheers from inspiring English sources

Another growl, applause, and scattered cheers.

A few scattered cheers went up in the auditorium.

They climb aboard to scattered cheers, secure their safety belts, check the instruments yet again.

Ms. Quinn, a Democrat, drew scattered cheers when she invoked the effort to pass immigration legislation in Washington.

John Kasich, the candidate running on the Sensible Stepdad platform, complete with flagrant lack of intolerance for gays and their ilk, received scattered cheers.

He was in foul trouble early, and his first basket came with 6 minutes 51 seconds left in the third quarter, when his finger-roll layup pulled Denver to 65-49, drawing scattered cheers.

When the current polls flashed across the bottom of the screen — Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum in a dead heat with 40 percent each — the crowd offered up a scattered cheer.

Correction to this articleFIRE crackers and scattered cheering dotted the night in the early hours of July 2nd in Srinagar, as Kashmiris celebrated a rare victory over the Indian government.

At 5 48 a.m., scattered clapping and cheers rippled through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Satellite Operations Facility in Suitland, Md., as agency officials and staff watched the launch of NASA's first N.P.O.E.S.S. Preparatory Program satellite at Vandenberg Air Force Base on a bank of screens.

The resulting moment at the 45th Academy Awards in 1973 is an Oscar classic, especially for the confused reaction to Littlefeather's speech attacking Hollywood's depiction of Native Americans – scattered nervous booing and cheering, with most of those present unsure of the correct liberal response.

As the final curtain fell, scattered boos mingled with loud cheers.