raise a cheer造句

• When Bush would raise his hand, the crowds would raise a cheer.
• But there was only a handful of supporters to raise a cheer, mostly security officers on Arafat's payroll.
• Running on the left flank he beat three defenders before losing the ball, raising a cheer from Madrid fans.
• During the long wait, one threw a paper plane that flew halfway across the stadium, raising a cheer from the others.
• No one is raising a cheer about that, or arguing in favor of the city's endless parade of out-of-wedlock births, with the social devastation that can bring.
• Slayer's pleasures are purely physical; some of the show's best moments were the pockets of winded silence after the band had ended a 400 beats-per-minute song and before the fans could physically raise a cheer.
• Eamonn McCann, a veteran socialist from Northern Ireland, raised a cheer by saying that if Bush's reasons for war had been legitimate, " he wouldn't be cowering behind rings of steel in the County of Clare.
• At about 1915 that evening, lookouts spied seven boats approaching with muffled oars . " Alligator " hailed the newcomers whereupon they raised a cheer and opened with their boat carronades and small arms . " Alligator " cut her cable, made sail, and opened a withering fire on the intruders.