Sentence examples for used to cheer from inspiring English sources

The old Cup that used to cheer deserves a finer interment.

He called the party Forza Italia, which was the chant Italian football fans used to cheer on the national team.

(They used to cheer those, until a police officer stopped by to quietly inform them that those were the trips to the morgue).

"And now they're guiding a family through Times Square?" It's turning police officers, who used to cheer him on, into enemies, he said.

Faced with unflattering comparisons with China, Indians used to cheer themselves up by boasting of their superior "soft infrastructure", of accountable institutions and the rule of law.

Along the route, his brother and mom used to cheer him into L.A., but now at the spot his brother used to sit, his daughters show their father support, in memory of their uncle.

"I'm used to cheering for those guys," he said, "and now I want them to get out".

Those who know Pfc. Patrick Miller, 23, of Valley Center, Kan., were used to cheering for him as a wrestler.

Lynn didn't make much of the attention, saying that the fans were already used to cheering, "Ed-die!

It's a waste, too, of the energy we could use to cheer one another on.

To celebrate an advance, protesters set off the flares that they typically use to cheer at soccer matches.