Sentence examples for sustained cheering from inspiring English sources

On Trident the divide was starker, with Corbyn's mention of his longstanding opposition to the programme meeting such sustained cheering that the moderator had to start the question again.

After 12 innings of play — and 4 hours 36 minutes of sustained cheering — the score was still tied, 6-6.

Violin, standup bass, keyboards, mandolin, guitar, a stage, and an audience full of vocalists, singing: What I used to be Will pass away And then you'll see That all I want now Is happiness for you and me There was sustained cheering, and then the lights came on.

The hall was filled with a long and sustained cheer.

Shirley Horton, a petite black woman and a Durham native, was chatting with a friend who had been waiting since 5am more than nine hours before Mrs Obama would take the stage to deafening, sustained cheers and thunderous applause.

In the most emotional moment of the night, drawing sustained cheers, he said victims of gun violence deserve a vote on each of his gun control proposals, from background checks to a ban on assault weapons.

That was a fairly controversial thing to do even back then, but distaste for the tactics was matched by widespread mocking - including a newspaper diary column starting a sustained "Cheer up Dobbo" campaign of smutty jokes to lighten his mood.

During her speech at the DNC meeting in Minneapolis last month, Clinton received sustained cheers when she explicitly stated her desire to build up the party at all levels and create something "that will last long after next November".

The result is a state that, while sharing characteristics with other strongman regimes in the Arab world, sustains a cheering degree of pluralism.But Mr Saleh's power to charm is being tested as never before.

He received sustained, thunderous cheers from the 20,312 in attendance.

A low rumble swept through the crowd, then a sustained, hearty cheer.