Sentence examples for sort of cheers from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the many long years of practice, there was of course gallows humour - the moment Ben Stokes became the first of the seven batsman who had stood at the crease to reach double figures was met with the sort of cheers that used to denote a buccaneering century.

"At least we have coffee". I gestured my latte toward hers in a sort of cheers motion.

There's the sort of cheer that usually meets the winning of a set.

When he mentioned Hillary Clinton, the sound that the crowd made was a sort of cheer-growl.

"I think there were some fans that started to sort of cheer me on and try to keep me going".

All this means is that I hate all men, both as individuals and collectively…" I got the wrong sort of cheer.

There was a sort of cheer from some of the lords and ladies, but it was polite and formulaic, quieter than any cheer I can recall for a new peer.

They are seeking some intimacy amid the grandiosity of Mr. Obama's acceptance speech in the Invesco Field stadium before an audience of more than 70,000, the sort of cheering throng Mr. McCain's aides have sought to use against Mr. Obama by portraying him as presiding over a cult of personality.

As weeks go, three straight wins, a flurry of 12 goals and the confidence booster of enjoying life top of their Champions League group and the Premier League (even if only temporarily), brings the sort of cheer Arsène Wenger must wish he could bottle.

I have to admit I find Apple's high dudgeon sort of cheering.

That sort of cheering for British athletes is sure to be heard at Glasgow 2014 venues, the first time the Games has returned to Scotland since 1986.