She cheered for a good player.
The Chinese fans cheered loud and long for their team.
Wind stop the enthusiasm of people, everyone keep waving flag, and cheered.
Colin Myler, the outgoing editor, addressed the media gathered outside his offices, watched by his staff who cheered him loudly.
I have to admit I became quite transported by it all. But perhaps this was the beer, and the enthusiastic crowd, who clapped and cheered throughout.
The audience of specially invited guests (many of them men in military uniform) stood and cheered ecstatically as the two men took their positions on a balcony overlooking the square.
When the prime minister recently pre-empted a hostile Italian bid for Suez, a French utility, by brokering a merger between Suez and Gaz DE France (GDF), a gas giant, the public cheered.
Everyone was cheered by the good news.
One salesman was cheered by the new attitude in Shanghai.
When he visited Europe as a candidate last summer, 200,000 Berliners cheered him to the skies.
The wooden row went forward with the young people, and the people watching the lake cheered together.
My roommate Yukie is a real peach. She came to my help and cheered me up every time I felt bad.
Given the elusiveness of a perfect fit, you can expect that some will be cheered by your appointment, while others may mount a quiet — or not-so-quiet — opposition.
My family cheered as I sat down.
The fans cheered all over the stadium as soon as the team arrived.
The most attractive is the relay race that was so intense that all spectators cheered, hailed and applaused.
International College students cheered for athletes positively. Athletes gave their all strength to take part in the games. The game got wonderful and high-level.
They cheered for their team.
Some crew members also rushed up the deck and cheered.
After reaching Dalian in the afternoon that day, they took a bus to Xinghai Square and cheered to the seaside.
Winter brother gently blowing the whistle sounds Liang Sheng, small snowflake cheered a jump on the earth has resulted in a large quilt, the colorful piece of earth into a vast expanse of whiteness.
The capture of that thief cheered the people greatly.
Two pythons got married in Cambodian village, and hundreds of guests cheered for the ceremony believed to bring peace and good luck to villagers.
They cheered and cheered. The hall seemed boiling.
The Tory right cheered, knowing which alternative, non-lily-livered model of prime minister he had in mind.
Her performance was cheered to echo.
Fans also cheered loudly when Adam Sandler leaned over and kissed fellow actor Jack Nicholson on the cheek during the "kiss-cam" feature a bit later in a fourth-quarter timeout.
An unexpected pleasure at football games that autumn was a view of winsome drum majorettes pumping their loins in a frenzy of excitement as thousands cheered.
All forest ardently cheered.
When the inspection group declared that the accounts checked, the staff all cheered.
What is not clear is whether ordinary Serbs will be much cheered by it.
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