Sentence examples for was very cheered from inspiring English sources

Caroline Lucas, the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion said the party was "very cheered" by its win in the South West adding it was "fantastic for us".

They fought the good democratic fight and that was very cheering.

In other words, a little sympathetic grumpiness can be very cheering for the pregnant woman -- and she'll find all she needs in Naomi Wolf's "Misconceptions".

And in many ways, it's very cheering.

Thousands of spectators lined the whole of the route, and Her Majesty was very warmly cheered.

"I was very appreciative ofthe cheering and the loudness,and in this case, it gave me a littleboost of energy to help me getthrough the rest of the third period".Thomas displayed the calm, theskill and the acrobatics that enabledhim to set a record for regular-season save percentage(.938) and, at 37, make him the favoriteto win the second VezinaTrophy of his career.

Jack Brooks at least managed to raise home hopes with the early wicket of Tom Abell, trapped lbw after tea, but there was very little else to cheer for a stunned home crowd as Rogers and Marcus Trescothick prospered during their unbroken 107 stand before bad light halted play seven overs early.

But, other than that, there was very little to bring cheer.

"The scan was very positive and we are very happy," cheered Mauricio Pochettino, while waving an x-ray around like a winning lottery ticket.

There was this instance when I was very eager to join the cheering squad of my school back in high school.

I was very impressed and mostly stood on the sidelines cheering him on.