Sentences with phrase «huge cheer at»
Todd Haynes's CAROL, gorgeous, devastating — huge cheer at #Cannes2015.
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CNN: Pope Benedict makes first appearance since resignation news Huge crowds in the Vatican cheered Pope Benedict XVI Wednesday as he made his first public appearance since announcing his resignation at the end of the month.
Huge crowds in the Vatican cheered Pope Benedict XVI Wednesday as he made his first public appearance since announcing his resignation at the end of the month.
One day, while the band marched up and down the pitch at half time as they always did, the bandmaster, who always threw his baton up in the air and caught it, twice dropped it, to huge cheers.
The post as expected drew huge cheers from the Spurs following who were pleased to hit back at their rivals in such humiliating fashion.
To the chair's great surprise, a huge cheer went up amongst the faithful at this suggestion.
Former LAPD chief Bill Bratton and wife Rikki Klieman being welcomed back east by well - wishers at Primola... JOHN McEnroe getting off a downtown D train at Rockefeller Center... CHRIS Gotti sitting with Irv Gotti and Ja Rule while cheering on Phil Ivey at the World Series of Poker and wearing a Yankees cap that had picture - taking spectators mistake him for CC Sabathia... WHIPPET - thin «Star Trek» starlet Zoe Saldana digging into a huge plate of fried quail at Animal in Los Angeles.
«For the chancellor, who has taken huge criticism during his time at 11 Downing Street, the turnaround is cheering.
Actor / alum Chadwick Boseman gives a Wakanda Forever salute to huge cheers as he takes the stage at Howard University's 150th convocation ceremony!
About an hour and a half behind schedule, three buses filled with 100 students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were greeted with cheers by a huge crowd at Leon High School in Tallahassee when their buses pulled in just before 10 p.m.
These children lose out on having both parents and extended family in their cheering section at school events which may represent the loss of a huge source of self confidence and pride for a child.