Sentence examples for this to cheer from inspiring English sources

"We are going to keep going: we're not going to take a break," Mr. Burridge said, adding that he was doing this to cheer up his colleagues and was considering buying a keg of beer for them.

"What better weekend than this to cheer on Team USA? Good luck to the U.S. Women's National Team in the World Cup final!" Do you have information you want to share with HuffPost?

We hope you'll find some time this Sunday to cheer these comedians on.

Are we going to let it be said that all we had this Christmas to cheer was cheer itself?

In a downtown brew pub decorated with yellow balloons and yellow ribbons, a capacity crowd of cycling fans and supporters of the Lance Armstrong Foundation gathered this afternoon to cheer Armstrong, their fellow Texan, as he won the Tour de France.

Moreover, for the fourth successive year there was no year-to-year change in overall income inequality.Egalitarians may find this little to cheer about, since the richest fifth of American households still account for half of aggregate income and the poorest fifth for less than 4%.

But wherever Real's fans reside, they have not had this much to cheer (and crow about) since Real and its Argentine star Alfredo Di Stefano dominated European club competition, winning the first five European Cups and turning the club into a social phenomenon.

This seemed to cheer him up.

In an upbeat speech peppered with swipes at David Cameron and George Osborne for being out touch and lacking aspiration for the country, Mr Miliband repeatedly used the phrase "We're Britain, we're better than this" to cheers and applause from Labour activists.

Overall, this is unlikely to cheer shareholders.

I'm sorry to report that this news seemed to cheer up my daughter.