Sentence examples for tried cheering up from inspiring English sources

More soon followed as a ukulele-toting man sang to a boy and girl about the risks of swimming in disease-ridden floodwaters in a Thai show called "Vitamin News"; human-size grains of rice burst into a Busby Berkeley-worthy musical number in "Fun With Japanese"; and a Dutch girl tried cheering up her grief-stricken grandmother by giving her a radical haircut in "The Hairdressing".

Brendon tried cheering her up by lying on top of her and making out with her.

Following up to the last step, try cheering them up if you can.

If your parents try cheering you up, or says something funny, then slightly smile like you are in pain (forced half grin, slightly sad eyes).

So we tried to cheer up, and sure enough things got worse.

(Her biology teacher is not the first stressed-out woman Tarah has tried to cheer up).

It's frustrating, but what can you do?" Conroy tried to cheer up Blake, but they both knew the score.

Boris tried to cheer up when he spotted the media, but he is still a bruised man.

Frank Deford of SI.com also tried to cheer up LeBron James by writing he would be loved and revered again if he can win a title.

Mr. Haleet, 30, a tailor, traditionally a very respectable profession in Syria, played down the ills and tried to cheer up his wife, 23, whose face appeared waxen.

At a party, Campbell tried to cheer up his supporters by doing his Elvis impersonation — he'd been a fan since seeing Elvis on the Ed Sullivan show.