Sentence examples for which cheers from inspiring English sources

She is not intimidated by the tubes and climbs into the bed with me, which cheers me up.

You could ape Time Out, which cheers: "Before long, Gandolfini is swearing, swilling rum and lighting up a stogie.

A potty-mouthed Edinburgh friend says he hasnae got a fockin' clue how fockin' hard that must fockin' be fer all o'yer, which cheers you up a bit.

When you are sad, cast out by all nature, sad unto death, try tripe, which cheers us and gives meaning to life.

The announcement was sure to play well to Mr. Chávez's base, which cheers his frequent taunting of the United States as an imperialist power seeking to trample on Venezuelan sovereignty.

It was mid-afternoon at CIA headquarters when Panetta and his team received word that Bin Laden was dead, the Associated Press reported, after which cheers and applause broke out across the conference room.

In the Philippines it looked as though President Estrada would have to resign, which cheered investors.

The enjoyment of the audience, which cheered and leapt to its feet after almost every number, was beyond question.

He also gave Denis MacShane a bloody nose which cheered everyone up, we all like to see that.

A few protesters cropped up in the mostly celebratory crowd, which cheered to the pulse of drums and samba music.

Jordan then addressed the crowd, which cheered him for more than two minutes during his introduction in the starting lineups.