Sentence examples for something to cheer for from inspiring English sources

"We have to give them something to cheer for".

But if it gives some people something to cheer for, to look forward to, that's what we're here for.

A city's soul food can help residents find an identity amid a landscape of chains and give them something to cheer for.

The two gave Michigan fans something to cheer for the first time this season as the Wolverines raced to a 31-0 haleadme lead.

"When you don't have a sports team going to March Madness, this gave our alumni something to cheer for our university," Ms. Kalafatis said.

"I try to do my best and try to perform to my highest level, so I can give the soldiers over in Afghanistan something to cheer for, something to be proud of," he said.

Yay – something to cheer about for Christine Bleakley!

We just want to come out, play good baseball and give some people back home something to cheer about for a little while".

Given the amount of players rested by DC, it's something you can really read too much into, but the 3 points did take TFC ahead of last season's total, put an end to an 8 game winless streak and give the weary fans something to cheer about for a while, so that's nice.

We want to give them something to cheer about for the future".

Browne ensured something to cheer about for the home side as he went over from a metre out, but Domvo rounded off the win another magical try.