Sentence examples for take cheer from from inspiring English sources

But the sector will also take cheer from the crowds at London's new Westfield shopping centre.

If I'm going to take cheer from the world, I just need to look a little harder.

Shares in Trinity Mirror rose 7.75p, or 4.8%, to 169.75p as investors appeared to take cheer from the CPS decision.

The small parties can take cheer from their performance, all of them increasing their share of the vote.

Those who fear China's disruptive impact on US manufacturing believe Americans can take cheer from the fact that China's growth appears to be stumbling.

So the arthouse realm will take cheer from the fact that Julieta has now passed £1m – the first non-Bollywood foreign-language film to do so since The Raid 2 in 2014.

The announcement provided Trinity Mirror, the parent company of the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People, with a share price boost of almost 5% as investors took cheer from the news.

Duke took cheer from the president's latest comments.

We too rarely consider that question in general elections, with the news dominated by the grinning victor's arrival at No 10 or taking cheers from the counting hall podium.

Take cheer, dance, and/or tumbling if you can.

Mr Kim could not have taken much cheer from the Roh-Koizumi summit.He could not have been pleased, either, by America's announcement, just before it, that it would be pressing ahead with plans to restructure its forces in South Korea.