Sentence examples for spoke cheers from inspiring English sources

As Brooks spoke, cheers erupted around him.

The crowd chanted "We're with you" before and after the embattled prosecutor spoke, cheering her on as she addressed the pain of Gray's mother and stepfather, who were present.

The few hundred people who turned up to see Rubio speak cheered in agreement.

Many of them booed when officials spoke and cheered their own side.

On Thursday, Mr. Rove accompanied Mr. Bush on Air Force One to Camp Lejeune, N.C., where the president spoke to cheering men and women in uniform, and then met privately with families of marines who have died in the war.

Rochdale-born Gracie Fields spoke to cheering thousands from the balcony, and the beauty of its architecture is thought to have moved even Hitler, who allegedly laid plans to ship it stone by stone to the Reich, though how we know this is not very clear.

Speak your cheers louder than the other girls and in a better voice.

In an interview with MTV News in late 2010, Rihanna spoke of how "Cheers (Drink to That)" was one of her favorite songs on the album, saying "I love that song ['Cheers'].

"As he accepted the vice presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention, Mr. Kaine spoke — to great cheers — about coming alive to the mission of social justice and concern for the marginalized as a result of his Jesuit education.

It is also provides the images by which much of the outside world remembered her during those years peering over the high front-gate occasionally to wave and speak to cheering supporters.

A beaming Martha Stewart returned to work on Monday, blowing a kiss and waving as she arrived to speak to cheering employees.