Sentence examples for waves of cheers from inspiring English sources

"I was opposed to this invasion — publicly, frequently, before it began," Mr. Obama said to waves of cheers and applause.

As waves of cheers washed over the cavernous convention center, Mr. Gore said to Ms. Pelosi, "We ought to take that act on the road".

Later on in the day, we went upstairs to my friend's house to hang out and eat – we could hear the marathon music blasting outside and waves of cheers.

Hathaway made the last trip Tuesday morning on a university booster's jet, landing here early in the afternoon and getting swept up at night by the culmination of the university's athletic efforts, which came in waves of cheers as the players took turns cutting down the nets.

There had been a feeling of optimism throughout the day among marchers and speakers, some of whom reported hearing waves of cheers across Marble Arch as Corbyn's victory was announced - particularly from members of Stop The War. Corbyn also referred to the refugee crisis in his acceptance speech at the Queen Elizabeth II conference centre in Westminster earlier in the day.

It wasn't surprising given that half an hour before, the moment her Jimmy Choo black strappy heel hit the black carpet, along with her co-stars Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson, the onlooking fans exploded, erupted in waves of cheers worthy of a Roman coliseum that could be heard all over downtown L.A. and probably at the sedate Clippers-Celtics game occurring next door at the Staples Center.

Waves of cheering passed through the bleachers like wind ruffling a field of wheat.

Mostly, the crowd was silent, too, though waves of cheering support — "Go, Emma!" "We all love you!" — arose momentarily, then faded away.

Every Federer point was met with a wave of cheers.

There was a small wave of cheers, along with some clapping and sighs of relief.

Cone was hit with another wave of cheers after he pitched the first inning.