Sentence examples for what cheer from inspiring English sources

Right on his heels came the What Cheer?

What cheer there was came from some very traditional sources – army and royal family.

Upon his arrival in Narragansett Bay, Williams was supposedly greeted by an Indian who called out, "What cheer, netop?" It was a mishmash of old English and Algonquian meaning, "How's it going, friend?" Without the friendly aid of the Narragansett, Williams would have surely perished.

They were greeted by the Narragansetts on rocks near present day Gano Street with the greeting, "What Cheer, Netop".

DeFrancesco earned some brief Internet fame last year when he quit his job at the Renaissance Providence hotel in rather spectacular fashion -- with the help of his 19-piece bass brand the What Cheer?

What cheers up the captain?

It's what Cheers would be like if Abel Ferrara wrote it.

"Most people would say I'm a rather, erm, what, cheering presence..

What cheered reporter was not just the score and not just Casey's triumph but a freshly renewed appreciation of the marvellous complexity and balance of baseball.

What cheers me, though, is the thought that spring isn't a human season, not like the seasons we create for ourselves.

But putting common sense to one side, what cheers me is that in contrast to the manipulative, spiteful and all-controlling Mr Armstrong, Wiggo is doing the decent thing.