cheer on

Cardiff boss Dave Jones may be secretly cheering on Lionel Messi and his mates tonight to do him a special favour.

Cheering on your husband is great, but just don't lose your sense of self in the process, he cautions.

Today, sport involves a great deal more than fans cheering on their favourite athletes.

Although Russia would benefit from the rule of law and fair elections, the West cannot afford to be seen cheering on the protesters.

Much like one might watch a football game, the Anu would hover in their spacecraft over the battlefields cheering on the winning slaves.

After all, the West is cheering on Pakistan's army as it takes on the Taliban, uprooting people in their hundreds of thousands.

Rising debt charges are forcing Cuba to reshape its Soviet-style economy, with leading creditor China among those cheering on the changes.

I love this working style, meditating alone, designing some crafts deliberately, and cheering on even a tiny sparkle.

As the football match was in progress, we kept cheering on him.

On a recent visit there, President Barack Obama said that the US was cheering on its rise.

In the steam-engine analogy, verbal aggression may vent some of the aggressive steam. So might cheering on one's favorite sports team.

The usual pro-democracy demonstrators were outnumbered by crowds of ordinary people cheering on the Chinese celebrity torchbearers.

Most people at the stadium will be cheering on their favorite players.

I'll be in front of the television, cheering on the boys against Georgia.

So why are consumers not cheering on the new law?

He noticed a crowd of people shouting and cheering on the square.

We kept cheering on both teams.