Sentence examples for will be cheered from inspiring English sources

The new figures will be cheered by home owners but are bad news for house-hunters.

And if you succeed in the arena, regardless of race or creed, you will be cheered.

But it will be cheered in Moscow and Damascus, which will feel emboldened.

Those missing the cultural pull of London will be cheered by the Manchester International Festival which begins next month.

He will be cheered wildly, from both sides of the aisle, for his conduct of the war.

The induction of Adele into a not-so-secret society will be cheered as a triumph over artifice, and what an unfortunate thing that will be.

Lib Dems will be cheered to discover that they can still run a spirited ground operation, and that defeat is not automatic.

If the government of Manmohan Singh at last succeeds in pushing through long-promised reforms of retailing and cuts in subsidies, investors will be cheered.

Curry and his teammates will be cheered by a new influx of fans to join the small but vocal group already here.

That's why Ed Miliband's announcement of private sector tenancy reform this morning will be cheered to the rafters across the capital.

Non-mining exporters will be cheering.