Sentence examples for won cheers from inspiring English sources

But the senator's forcefully delivered comments won cheers nonetheless.

Al Gore has won cheers from Democrats for suggesting a pay hike.

This may have won cheers in the European Parliament, but it went down badly in capitals.

But he won cheers from Cowboys and Lions fans when he ate from their dishes.

Her punishment has won cheers from some Italians and has horrified others.

That always-inventive fabulist Pedro Almodóvar won cheers at the press screening of his The Skin I Live In.

Brexit is good for prosecco because it will make people who won cheer and will console those who lost," he said.

Since a large amount of his appeal is based on his reputation as a winner, this is deeply disturbing both to him and his party.In contrast, Mr McCain won cheering crowds whenever he threatened to "beat Al Gore like a drum".

Now the line wins cheers.

Mr. Mulgrew's acerbic words are likely to win cheers from his union's 200,000 members.

As it is, this supreme score, to which Mr. Rioult has tacked a few dance platitudes, helps this piece win cheers.