Sentence examples for someone to cheer from inspiring English sources
And by telling someone to cheer up, aren't we sweeping far bigger topics (such as social injustice) under the carpet?
Perhaps Lilley should just rush through a violent schoolyard catfight already – at least we'll have someone to cheer for.
As far as Sylvia was concerned, I was merely an attendant lord, someone to cheer her up and tell her how well she was writing.
They were so eager for someone to cheer for (because they really don't like you) that they dove face first into the Palin mirage.
For now, Americans have someone to cheer (or jeer), and when it comes to sports that's often all we want.
With no local team in the NBA playoffs, and Dodgers games reaching so few homes, fans could be hungry for someone to cheer.
In the end this is all you need: a track, someone to compete against, and someone – anyone – to cheer.
Everyone's done that thing where you're crying and someone tries to cheer you up so you kind of cry and laugh at the same time.
That song is basically my uncle or someone trying to cheer me up at Christmas time, when I might be moping about because I didn't get my own way.
It's nice to have someone else to cheer apart from Andy Murray and I'm sure he's pleased about it as well.
As Mickelson returns to the practice green, it remains to be seen if his hometown fans will find someone else to cheer for over the next two days on the South Course.
