Every so often the D.J. draws spirited cheers when he shouts "Boricua!" ("Puerto Rico!") into the microphone.
What Jack Nicholson is to the Los Angeles Lakers, Ms. Jett is to the Liberty, a superfan and courtside fixture whose spirited cheering seems to bring the home team luck.
Entire communities sometimes play kirikiti, which is similar to cricket but involves teams of unrestricted size; games are social as well as sporting events, with spirited cheering and singing by spectators and unlimited food and drinks provided by the host village.
The last choice was decidedly the crowd's least favorite; bad-boy Jess elicited spirited cheering and screaming.
Tyler's turbulently high-spirited cheer holds it all together, even when you don't really believe a word he's saying.
Unfortunately, while this sort of happened (they went seven grueling games), the Bruins' astonishing last-second comeback in Game Seven, though enabling a few mean-spirited cheers of "1967!" — the last year an aging Leafs team won a Cup, against a young Canadiens team that would go on to become one of the finest ever — also raised the dreadful spectre of yet another Boston Cup.
The crowd was pretty spirited too, alternately cheering for the home team, for Gallinari and, when the plays were particularly spectacular, for the Knicks.
He won Labour cheers for a spirited attack on the Coalition's economic record in which he lambasted George Osborne for unveiling a "Budget which people won't believe from a Government they don't trust".
So grab some friends and these go-for-gold DIY crafts for an easy and spirited family-friendly party, as you cheer on your favorite athlete, sport and country over the next 16 days.
The conversation is lively, the rugby fans' cheers are thunderous and yes, spirited fiddle sessions do happen in Rustic Pubs with Dark Wood Bars.
