Sentence examples for source of cheer from inspiring English sources

The League Cup is fast becoming Crystal Palace's principal source of cheer.

But after Mr. Silman's tragic protest, it seemed unlikely that the social justice movement would continue to be a source of cheer.

But, for liberals and progressives, in what is shaping up to be a painful year, the mere thought of Walker being taken down is a source of cheer.

The audience is attentive and enthused, the other acts are good, the guy who runs it is a source of cheer and wisdom, and I can be home within the hour.

I'm too in my own head to be a constant source of cheer.

However, his buoyant personality and eagerness to see me is a constant source of cheer.

The two girls, says Pálsson, had provided "important sources of cheer at the darkest moments".

But the current renaissance of British brewing owes much to an improbable source of good cheer: Gordon Brown.

Lots of voters hate them, and think they have sold out for a perch in a ministerial Jaguar.Another big source of grassroots cheer is that Lib Dem bigwigs have started attacking the Conservatives, ending an initial truce during which Mr Clegg's team stressed coalition unity to reassure voters that hung parliaments did not spell chaos.

One seemingly unlikely source of good cheer was IBM.

The red-hot growth rate undoubtedly provided a source of good cheer in a White House that has seen little good economic news.