An official noted that Sanders is scheduled to cheer on the U.S. team and cheer on the female athletes at the games.
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"Headed to the Olympics to cheer on #TeamUSA," he tweeted.
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Hence, Monáe's cheer on Dirty Computer feels remote, even residual.
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What will it mean to cheer on a winning team?
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It has wanted to cheer on the forces of democracy.
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These babies are braced to cheer on their favorite team.
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Saturday • Cheer on the runners at the Brooklyn Half-Marathon.
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It's never too early to cheer on your favorite sports team!
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Tetsuo plans to travel to Tokyo to cheer on his granddaughter.
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Famous golf fans are expected to cheer on their favorite players.
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Toby Toad's 15,000 (and growing) Instagram followers cheer on each post.
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There's always another race, another wave, another mate to cheer on.
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Colleagues cheer on the editorializing and misreporting, and management rewards it.
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But you cheer on the ones who can leave when it's time.
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Prince William attempted to cheer on his favorite soccer team to victory!
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Check it out ... paps cheer on the Biebs, who clearly needs it.
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Come the next Winter Games, she'll plan to cheer on the athletes.
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" Dana Carvey and Steve Carell cheer on celebrity impressionists in "First Impressions.
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It's this refreshing kindness that makes Pera so easy to cheer on.
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Is this a way to cheer on Natalie Portman at tonight's Golden Globes?
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It's easy to cheer on the risk-taking impulse behind the new film.
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Peace-deal sceptics cheer on forced eradication; pro-deal politicians back crop substitution.
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Come and cheer on the region's top early-stage startups in the region.
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Rows of wheelchair-bound supporters around the podium cheer on the leftist politician.
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Leaflets are circulated, which cheer on Labour's leader and attack Tories and Blairites.
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You can still cheer on your favorites from the comfort of your couch.
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They vote Democratic and cheer on all the proper causes of the left.
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It's a song that the audience can't help but want to cheer on.
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Finau joined four dozen relatives on the sidelines to cheer on his firstborn.
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Clad in black, he will cheer on the All Blacks in Japan. Why?
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There's nothing like a silly milestone to make traders cheer on Wall Street.
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North Korea will also send around 230 supporters to cheer on its athletes.
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There are thousands of Irish men and women in Vegas to cheer on Conor.
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Thousands of supporters gather in the National Mall to cheer on the new president.
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On April 23, the trio will be at the course to cheer on participants.
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You'll just be able to cheer on the spectacle without worrying about human safety.
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The YouGov survey does offer some cause for cheer on this Eid al-Fitr.
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Both of these people have become characters we can cheer on or sneer on.
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Now, there's yet another reason to cheer on the brand: its body-positive mannequins.
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If I go above and beyond and cheer on my teammates, what's gonna happen?
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Golden State fans may have to wait a while to cheer on Mr Curry.
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The Duchess of Sussex was at Wimbledon to cheer on Serena Williams last week.
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You can cheer on the participants racing 43 miles from Brooklyn to Central Park.
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You can cheer on an opponent for political reasons, but what if you lose?
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"Come on, cheer on the Youth League's idols," the league urged on social media.
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Enabler China will cheer on the regime at its 70th anniversary commemoration in September.
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Time to kick up the energy and get ready to cheer on Team USA!
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As she remains in Cleveland, Khloé Kardashian is continuing to cheer on boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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So I'll cheer on those who want to move America to a no-tip system.
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Supporters continue to cheer on their candidate and disparage the other, according to the data.
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Flip through the gallery to see the NFL's finest females cheer on their hometown heroes.
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Proud to cheer on Team USA at the Invictus Games today with my friend Joe.
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Want to cheer on your alma mater or best your coworkers with a perfect bracket?
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Punters would cheer on the compositors, who would be docked for errors by proofreaders later.
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Protesters cheer on horseback riders as they herd cattle that belongs to rancher Cliven Bundy.
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Bachelor alumni Tia Booth and Caroline Lunney also attended the show to cheer on Yrigoyen.
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Not that some of them won't embrace conspiracy theories and cheer on a Trumperdammerung online.
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She and Apple hung out at the Super Bowl to cheer on mom and Coldplay.
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Sanders will join Trump to help cheer on all female athletes, an administration official said.
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While it's exciting to cheer on your favorite teams, not all Olympic coverage has been positive.
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Kate Upton was spotted behind home plate to cheer on fiancé and Astros pitcher Justin Verlander.
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The new Duchess of Sussex will reportedly cheer on her good friend, Serena Williams at Wimbledon.
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The celebrities continue to cheer on team USA Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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And I will definitely be in the "stands" to cheer on gymnast Simone Biles this August.
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Ronaldo also came back out to cheer on his team for their win during extra-time.
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Cheer on the kids, by all means, but beware that their revolution might not include us.
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And those who weren't at the game found creative ways to cheer on their home team.
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He will travel to Toronto for Game Seven on Sunday to cheer on his team mates.
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We as a nation have lost a way to come together and cheer on our country.
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Quebec politicos, national media, and an alleyway full of locals came to cheer on the project.
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They are not trying to distract the opposing team's batter, but to cheer on their own.
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Don't they get to scoot up on an orchestra booster seat to cheer on their favorites?
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You can chop veggies with cheer on a Crofton Holiday Glass Cutting Board, available December 4.
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Barnes remained on the bench to cheer on the Mavs for the rest of the contest.
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Sadeiko, a star heptathlete at Florida State University, was also on hand to cheer on the Browns.
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Later this year, I'm heading to the Ryder Cup in Wisconsin to cheer on the U.S. team.
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A group of partygoers cheer on the band and dancers at San Francisco's Condor Club in 1955.
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Blanket Jackson was there to cheer on older brother Prince at his college graduation over the weekend.
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Though Tortorella's film of choice was not nominated, he'll still be there to cheer on everyone else's.
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Of those 330,000 people, some 30,000 have made the trek to France to cheer on their team.
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Options are limited for spectators, even though they are encouraged to come and cheer on the riders.
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And Twitch Chat lets people buy "bits" that they can use to cheer on and tip broadcasters.
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To cheer on their classmates at sporting events, students at times paint their faces and bodies blue.
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Former basketball star Dennis Rodman arriving on the scene, saying that he wants to cheer on both sides.
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"IN THIS HOUSE WE CHEER ON CINDERBLOCK YOU GOT THIS BB DO THAT WORKOUT," Twitter user @smolpinkcat tweeted.
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Nearby at Lincoln Financial Field, Bradley Cooper was in his hometown of Philly to cheer on his team.
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He said he would rather sit in the stands and cheer on his Vols than play somewhere else.
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On Wednesday, Khloé touched down in Cleveland to cheer on NBA boyfriend Tristan Thompson at Quicken Loans Arena.
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They don traditional attire at nearby festivals and cheer on teams wearing baseball jerseys emblazoned with Spanish names.
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Key parts of the group are unsettled by Trump's unpredictability and his willingness to cheer on nationalist sentiment.
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Specifically, Rihanna loves to cheer on the Cleveland Cavaliers, the team that includes her favorite player, LeBron James.
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"Proud to cheer on Team USA at the Invictus Games today with my friend Joe," Obama later tweeted.
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Women are passionate sports fans just like men, and deserve to cheer on their teams in the stadiums.
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Spectators watch from above and cheer on their ducks as they make their way to the finish line.
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Fashion leaders love to cheer on rule-breakers — as if anyone actually learned any rules before breaking them.
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"Your people cheer on some of the greatest cricket players, from Sachin Tendulkar to Virat Kohli," Trump said.
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Sunday • Cheer on the runners at the Queens Marathon (or join in) beginning at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.
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Keep letting them slap on fancy dress, cheer on whoever they want, and hold an impromptu Americana festival.
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The former couple's daughters, Olive and Frankie, also came armed with orange pom-poms to cheer on their dad.
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To say that Matthews hates Sanders is an understatement—recently, he implied that Sanders would cheer on public executions.
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Low interest rates make it easy for shale firms to borrow, and fee-hungry banks cheer on the spectacle.
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And that one thing was to cheer on a lil' raccoon as it made its way up a skyscraper.
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However, she did make two outings to Wimbledon in the past weeks to cheer on close pal Serena Williams.
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Video showed community members lining up to cheer on and give high-fives to students arriving at Cajon High.
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I'll cheer on Becca as she gives birth, and be there for her as she adjusts to postpartum life.
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When there are fewer southern right and Bryde's whales to spot, you can cheer on hearty sea swimmers instead.
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However, she did make two outings to Wimbledon in the past weeks to cheer on close pal Serena Williams.
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Come and cheer on this year's cohort and see who takes home the Disrupt Cup and the $50,000 prize.
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Trump's enemies may cheer on the idea of diplomats and other officials choosing to oppose or undermine his wishes.
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They came to games dressed as werewolves to cheer on my teammate Randy Wolf with howls, chants and dances.
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But for now, it is not guaranteed that its federation president will be there to cheer on the side.
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"I think our baby is continuing to cheer on her mama in her fight – the best way she knows how."
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Perry has just released a new single to help cheer on the athletes at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio.
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As we previously reported, Donald Trump's oldest sons will be sitting in the front row to cheer on Colby Covington.
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SALT LAKE CITY — You can't cheer on the Utah Jazz in their home arena without going through a metal detector.
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Markle wore a more casual outfit to cheer on her hubby at the less-publicized event — even bringing back jeans!
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Two of the New York Rangers biggest fans will soon get to cheer on someone even closer to their hearts.
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Officials said the purpose of the trip is to cheer on American athletes and reaffirm the U.S.-South Korea alliance.
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Do you feel inclined to lead the charge or are you content to sit on the sidelines and cheer on?
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Cossar, who was at the game to cheer on her nephew, snapped a quick photo and posted it to Facebook.
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Prince George, 5, and Princess Charlotte, 3, have also been known to cheer on dad William during his polo matches.
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If you are planning to cheer on the runners in person, here are the best places to watch the marathon.
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A bunch of college-age Republican boy hipsters had gathered around Barry and Jeff Park to cheer on their nominee.
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But I can say why I turn out to cheer on the people of this strange city within our own.
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On those spots on the course now "you've got approximately 110 people" who cheer on the nonrelay runners as well.
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With one more medical clearance from doctors, Sister Jean plans to head to Texas to cheer on her beloved Ramblers.
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Then on Monday, Carter stepped out to cheer on her pal Witney Carson at Dancing with the Stars in L.A.
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On Saturday and Sunday, she will attend a variety of as-yet-unannounced sporting events to cheer on American athletes.
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But it's always exciting to cheer on an underdog, and it was kind of beautiful to watch them get so close.
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Chandler shared a video of his coordinated display of holiday cheer on Twitter and it's received tons of praise on since.
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One day after attending Trooping the Colour, Kate Middleton took George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 3, to cheer on their dad.
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"The day after I got out of the hospital, they made me come in to cheer on the girls," says Blades.
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And what they say about it -- "they" meaning central bankers and those who apologize and support and cheer on central bankers.
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In Pittsburgh, you had a Stanley Cup parade, with thousands of fans lining up to cheer on the game's greatest achievement.
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With the long-held dream finally fulfilled, It's Always Sunny fans took to social media to cheer on McElhenney and Mac.
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Supporters including community members and alumni lined the streets to cheer on the students as they made their way to school.
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The senator eventually made his way to striking Verizon workers to cheer on Communications Workers of America Local 1101 union members.
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It's to be paranoid about second- and third-order social effects, to distrust endeavors that cheer on sensibility more than sense.
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Meghan and Kate found time to cheer on Serena Williams, playing at Wimbledon this weekend, but not to meet with Trump.
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When Doc was finally ejected from the game, Rivers celebrated and encouraged the home crowd to cheer on his father's departure.
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Thousands of soccer, or football, fans have shown up to cheer on their team, but some have gone the extra mile.
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On Saturday's game, she will be courtside in what she described as "incredibly loud" Warriors gear to cheer on her team.
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She had planned to cheer on the team in Belarus but recently had varicose vein surgery that prevented her from flying.
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"And we are off to cheer on our favorite 'son' @vanderjames #dancingwiththestars and his beautiful partner @theemmaslater 🕺🏻💃," she said.
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An opera singer, Ms. Tanne returns every year to cheer on her friends and to relive her own moment of glory.
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Curry did not play in the game because of an injured left hand but was there to cheer on his teammates.
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"I think these girls earned their spots and I'm excited to take a step back and cheer on Team USA," she said.
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Football season is in full swing, so what better way to cheer on your favorite team than heading to the nearest tailgate?
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Amid foreign invasions, civil wars, and insurgent attacks, Afghans have gathered to cheer on their favorite "chapandaz," as the riders are known.
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Danica Patrick used social media to cheer on her boyfriend, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, once again after the team's victory on Sunday.
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Cheer on 15-20 outstanding startups as they pitch and demo their creation to a discerning panel of veteran VCs and technologists.
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The two then share an emotional embrace in front of Tyler's 336 classmates as those in attendance cheer on the sweet moment.
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She&aposs going to be headed back to the University of Maryland in the fall so she can cheer on the terrapins.
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The couple has supported the 76ers before – just two weeks ago they also sat front row to cheer on the NBA team.
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These are the places where the performers love to perform the most; this is where they go to cheer on their peers.
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They attended a polo game in June to cheer on their dad, just one day after their Trooping the Colour balcony appearance.
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We can all come together and cheer on Nazis getting punched out or root for the success of llamas on the lam.
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The language of fandom, in turn, has invaded politics; supporters might "fangirl" Beto O'Rourke or cheer on clapbacks from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez .
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Hundreds of Indonesians went to Syria and Iraq to join the Islamic State, and more cheer on the group on social media.
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Trump's allies note that the president has faced most of his time in office being investigated, as Democrats cheer on the inquiries.
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Americans want cost savings, love the idea of buying American, and enthusiastically cheer on those who seek to advance science and technology.
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Analysts cheer on companies that cut the fat—but those are real people and real jobs, and job loss makes people mad.
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The Netherlands' paradoxical ability to produce climbers offered many riders to cheer on for three Dutchmen who had brought along their flag.
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Samantha Power, the former US ambassador to the UN, once invited him to a Knicks game to cheer on his fellow countryman.
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The couple was in St. Petersburg to cheer on the French national team, which plays on Saturday against Australia, according to Out Sports .
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Even if there aren't athletes to cheer on or medals to be won, we all have a stake in what happens in Brazil.
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The sentiment received a mild cheer on Tuesday night, with President Trump holding his hands to his ears to call for more applause.
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"So learning how to restrain yourself a bit and trust and cheer on the people you're backing is a lesson that I've learned."
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Stone, now a college freshman at University of Cincinnati, attends every football game and leads chants to cheer on his beloved football team.
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Posh, white-collar boxing may be an excuse for London's wealthy elite to drink a lot of vodka and cheer on their friends.
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But, Julia and her husband, Brad Hall, are loyal fans who attend game after game to cheer on their son and his team.
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That peace of mind, such as it is, shouldn't mean that we do nothing more about disaster risk than cheer on economic growth.
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"Some fans think we are such big competitors or that we hate each other but we definitely cheer on each other," she said.
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Back at home, the father-son duo cheer on the Bravo star's favorite teams: the St. Louis Cardinals and the St. Louis Blues.
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When the teams walk out onto the iconic Wembley pitch in October, let's unite to cheer on the players and celebrate the sport.
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The kids cheer on Atlanta United, which won the MLS Cup in 2018, and nod to restaurants like the Varsity and J.R. Crickets.
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Dozens of youthful supporters came to cheer on the entrepreneur, Shimon Riklin, whose wife, newborn and toddler joined him a few days later.
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Dozens of people came to cheer on Zapata at take-off and a few residents and tourists gathered to watch the Frenchman land.
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Join us to cheer on the competitors and enjoy a series of outstanding panel discussions from the region's top tech and VC leaders.
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I recorded a few short video clips to cheer on people who are at home and might want some tidying advice or motivation.
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Back at home, the father-son duo cheer on the Bravo star's favorite teams: the St. Louis Cardinals and the St. Louis Blues.
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He proceeded to take off his shoes, sign them for a pair of young fans, then cheer on his teammates in his socks.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq eked out record closes on Tuesday as investors continued to cheer on the U.S.-Mexico trade breakthrough.
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After they were removed from inside the Senate building by Capitol police, protesters gathered outside to cheer on those arrested and continue rallying.
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On Monday, he took time to cheer on NASCAR, a predominantly white sport, after two team owners warned their drivers against anthem protests.
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And though familiar, it comes across just as groundbreaking here as an audience full of kids and parents cheer on two strong female leads.
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Be there to cheer on 15 of Europe's top early-stage startups as they launch their dream to the world and compete for $50,000.
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The quality family time comes a week after the Beckhams joined forces to cheer on David as he played in the Manchester United vs.
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A large crowd gathered on the Tijuana side of the border wall to cheer on the caravan as they prepare to formally request asylum.
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He should meet with Greta Thunberg and cheer on the nation's youth as they protest for environmental policies that will save their very lives.
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At the end of the day, we are there for our passion and also to enjoy and to give fans something to cheer on.
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More than 500,000 crowd spectators fill the streets to cheer on their loved ones, and celebrate the endurance of the human body and spirit.
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You can see where the Celtics or the Bruins play at TD Garden, or cheer on the Red Sox at the famous Fenway Park.
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As Congress neglects its constitutional duties and elites cheer on Trump's band of military men, political conflict is likely to move to the streets.
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Supporters of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders cheer on their presidential candidates before entering a caucus site during the Nevada Democratic caucus on Feb.
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Republicans, Democrats and everyone in between planned to head downtown to cheer on the sluggers and pitchers who somehow came from 12 games below .
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Meghan boarded a commercial flight from London to N.Y.C. so she could cheer on her close friend Williams at the final against Bianca Andreescu.
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One day after attending Trooping the Colour, Kate Middleton took George and Princess Charlotte to cheer on their dad at a charity polo match.
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Democratic presidential candidates are wary of appearing to cheer on an event that could damage the finances of those whose votes they are seeking.
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Capobianco says it hasn't been a major concern for the California-based Juventus fans who gather every weekend to cheer on their new hero.
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And just because the market has rewarded Netflix for its strategy doesn't mean investors will cheer on late competitors for following the same model.
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Celebrities like Justin Bieber attended the rematch to cheer on Paul, but unfortunately for the YouTuber that wasn't enough to pull off a victory.
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But a small, yet vocal, contingent of mostly Clinton/Kaine supporters have set up behind the cable television cameras to cheer on their candidates.
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But when all was said and done on Sunday, 10,227 people packed the stands to cheer on some of the world's best soccer players.
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If we can help these kids and families go to a game and cheer on their favorite team, the Colts, let's make it happen.
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"Women, we love to cheer on other women and we love to promote them," she said when asked why she came to see Daniels.
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There are those in Silicon Valley, and the e-commerce industry at large, who cheer on the collapse of the once-mighty department stores.
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You overlook the mild cultural insensitivity of "Curious George" to cheer on his adventures beyond the reach of the Man With the Yellow Hat.
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The couple celebrated the return of the summer sports season with a trip to the ballpark on Wednesday to cheer on the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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The luck of the Irish has run out in Vegas ... at least for those trying to find an Irish pub to cheer on their champion.
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The pregnant tennis icon, 35, brought her baby bump to cheer on older sister, Venus Williams, at Roland Garros during the French Open on Friday.
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In July, Meghan wore an off-white pair with a denim dress by Carolina Herrera to cheer on Prince Harry in his charity polo match.
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HSBC investors had some reason to cheer on Monday: the bank's first-half pre-tax profit rose almost 16%, to a forecast-beating $12.4 billion.
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Be honest: What are the chances of you standing in the cold for hours to cheer on your ex during the New York City Marathon?
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Just this week, Henderson attended a taping of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" to cheer on Maureen McCormick, who played her TV daughter Marcia Brady.
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"The purpose of the trip is to cheer on American athletes, reaffirm the U.S.-South Korea alliance and celebrate the successful Games," the official said.
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And then, secretly: You cheer on the cheaters, hoping the affair lasts as long as possible because more cheating means more irresistibly hot sex scenes.
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Khloé Kardashian and her family were all on hand Friday night at Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena to cheer on their favorite Cavaliers player, Tristan Thompson.
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About 400 people attended this rain soaked Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup event to cheer on Prince Harry, 31, and the other 11 polo players.
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The game took on a little extra significance when Ciara's ex-fiancé, rapper Future, showed up on the sidelines to cheer on his hometown Falcons.
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"Well… @theeastbaby won't let me run this year but I can't FRICKEN WAIT to cheer on my smokin hot husband tomorrow!" she wrote on Instagram.
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Despite frigid temperatures of -13 Celsius, the sun shone down on the fans gathered at the foot of the slope to cheer on the riders.
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Obscene wealth, and its spectacular power to compensate for racial loss, is the central protagonist we are invited to cheer on in Crazy Rich Asians.
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And Russian state news outlets are always ready to cheer on Mr. Trump's efforts to point the blame for the 2016 hack away from Moscow.
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Few things demonstrate the human capacity for joy like watching an entire Whataburger cheer on a teenager as he downs a massive 10-patty burger.
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"When you're on the road, fans pay to cheer on their team and boo the other team; that's just part of it," Judge said Thursday.
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"South Koreans staying in or visiting China must ensure they cheer on the national team in as orderly a fashion as possible," the embassy's message read.
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Dozens of motorists has pulled over, climbing out of their vehicles to cheer on the former running back as he embarked on his most unorthodox dash.
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William brought back his favorite casual knit tie and beige summer blazer – the same look he wore to cheer on Andy Murray at Wimbledon in July.
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City officials estimated 245,000 people turned out to cheer on the team during a ticker-tape parade from Battery Park to City Hall in Lower Manhattan.
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"I'm excited to cheer on the Warriors of Team USA in Orlando as they represent our nation and their brothers and sisters in arms," she said.
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I make coffee and grab a cereal bar for my son and we head over to the course to cheer on three friends who are running.
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We were hoping to see the New Zealand-born singer perform this year, but in her absence, we will absolutely cheer on Rihanna from our couches.
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With the Rio Olympics just around the corner, we're eagerly gearing up to cheer on Team USA from the balance beam to the pool and beyond!
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Both men cheer on their sons and when verbal jabs don't work, they resort to heinous ways of proving that their own child is the best.
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The designer was just as excited to see one of his creations at the biggest night in Hollywood as he was to cheer on his friend.
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I'm excited I can still be here in Peru to cheer on my team mates and I know Steph is going to do an awesome job.
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While passionate fans line sportsbooks and bars to cheer on the Knights, the books continue to take a beating when the hometown team takes the ice.
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They cheer on every advance of the security state but then suddenly scorch those who run it, simply because the agencies reject the latest populist orthodoxy.
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"Your people cheer on some of the greatest cricket players, from Sachin Tendulkar to Virat Kohli, the greatest in the world," Trump said, to wild cheers.
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Imagine turning 18 without a family to go home to for the holidays, to cheer on your successes, and to help you recover from life's setbacks.
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Bauer gave them a sarcastic tip of the cap and TBS analyst Ron Darling wondered whether it was right to cheer on an injury like that.
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But millions of people are still tuning in, whether to cheer on their home state, simply hate-watch, or watch for cringe-worthy and hilarious viral moments.
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Back on the grounds of the Crescent, pups can cheer on their bocce balling, disco golfing, fireside wine-sipping guardians at the new outdoor Frisco Sporting Club.
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Be in the room to cheer on the next generation of Startup Battlefield warriors and, who knows, you might witness the birth of the next tech unicorn.
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On the second day of this year's Wimbledon, Princess Kate made a surprise appearance on one of the outside courts to cheer on U.K. favorite Harriet Dart.
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The 26-year-old Passengers actress visited Norton Children's Hospital in her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, to spread some holiday cheer on Saturday, The Courier-Journal reports.
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Policymakers also had less to cheer on inflation and wages, which remain weak despite a strengthening recovery that prompted the IMF to upgrade its global growth forecast.
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Prince William made a surprise appearance at Wembley stadium on Monday to cheer on soccer team Aston Villa — and he couldn't hide his fandom when they won.
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Their neighborhood was replete with sounds from different households, as residents joined in at the top of the hour to cheer on the country's emergency service personnel.
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They attended the awards ceremony to cheer on Jack's dad Ozzy Osbourne, 70, as the rocker performed with Post Malone and Travis Scott for a special collaboration.
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A week ago, about 26 cheerleaders from 230 schools traveled from West Texas and New Mexico to cheer on Iraan (pronounced Ira Ann) in the semifinal game.
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From Kit Harington to Emilia Clarke and Peter Dinklage, the whole gang hit up Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium in Spain to cheer on the Red and Whites.
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For almost two decades, Americans have been tuning in to cheer on the antihero on television, on acclaimed series from "The Sopranos" to "Breaking Bad" -- and dozens more.
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Now, his mom is preparing to cheer on her son in Rio – and is keenly aware of all the obstacles her son had to overcome to get there.
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Oeberg and her team mates received their medals at a ceremony on Friday evening before rushing back to the Alpensia Biathlon Centre to cheer on their male colleagues.
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As crowds gathered to cheer on runners competing in the London Marathon on Sunday, one runner stopped minutes away from the finish line to do something very romantic.
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In New York City, Bryan Cranston appeared on a balcony on Broadway, where he is currently starring in Network, to cheer on the crowd and show his support.
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If you're in New York this weekend, head outside to cheer on the more than 50,000 people pounding the pavement in the New York City Marathon on Sunday.
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In New York City, Bryan Cranston appeared on a balcony on Broadway, where he is currently starring in Network, to cheer on the crowd and show his support.
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A gentleman, it turns out, is the kind of man who can stand ringside during a boxing match, or cheer on (with similar hoots) the First World War.
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If we cheer on Facebook and Twitter as they remove from their platforms people we find offensive, what happens when somebody finds something we say to be offensive?
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The World Cup, by contrast, offers an alternative, positive and tolerant form of nationalism in which you can cheer on your own country without denigrating people from elsewhere.
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To be clear, Legionfarm coaches are not coming from the same pool of streamers and pro gamers we've come to know and cheer on in the esports world.
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But, doesn't seem Giuliani cares too much about all that ... he tells us he's still got his sweet seats to cheer on the Yanks during this postseason run!!!
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I cannot emphasize how much you need to watch "Cheer" on Netflix, perhaps especially if you downed it in one epic binge after it was released this year.
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"It is there because you need to have context and what makes people even more inclined to cheer on these kids is that they faced this horror," he said.
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Several celebrities were present at the game to root on their team and to cheer on Justin Timberlake, who performed a slew of his hits during the halftime show.
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Peyton Elizabeth Lee, who plays the titular Andi Mack, has two cats and one dog, Maisy, who have been known to stop by to cheer on their famous mom.
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Enter NBA League Pass, designed to serve fandoms both eclectic and long distance (think the jilted Seattleite or the Berliner up at odd hours to cheer on Dirk Nowitzki).
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SNUB: Milo Ventimiglia This Is Us, Sterling K. Brown and Chrissy Metz are nominated, but everyone's favorite TV dad will have to cheer on his "children" from the sidelines.
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To cheer on finalist Andy Murray at Wimbledon, tennis fan Princess Kate wore an outfit with a distinctly Scottish influence to show her support of the Scot-born champion.
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If you're still looking for an American to cheer on, 21-year old Madison Keys pulled into the quarterfinals with a three-set victory against Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro.
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New York (CNN Business)Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell gave investors reason to cheer on Wednesday when he suggested that the Fed may slow down its interest rate hikes.
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Kim, North West, Kendall, Kourtney and Penelope Disick joined Taco Bennett, Larsa Pippen, Scottie Pippen and Kenyon Martin Sr. to cheer on Scotty's team from Sierra Canyon High School.
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It also means Egyptians may not be able to cheer on Egyptian Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah, who shot to fame in 2018 as one of the world's biggest soccer stars.
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"I have been to some of her shows, but our schedules are so tough," Verlander said, but added that he loves to cheer on his wife when he is free.
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While the mother of two will continue to cheer on her husband if he chooses to continue playing, a source recently told PEOPLE she'd still like to see him retire.
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On Sunday night, Khloé Kardashian attended the Cleveland Cavaliers game to cheer on her beau as his team went up against the Los Angeles Lakers, ultimately beating them 125-120.
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On Tuesday night, the 23-year-old model sat courtside to cheer on beau Ben Simmons as the Philadelphia 76ers took on the Los Angeles Clippers at the Staples Center.
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On weekends, parents fill bleachers on San Agustin&aposs main plaza to cheer on boys playing in a neighborhood basketball league dressed in spanking-new uniforms provided by the government.
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And thus ends my knowledge of football, because sports fan or not, we are all gathering together on Sunday to do more than just cheer on teams from different cities.
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OBJ went down with a season-ending ankle injury in October ... but watching him sit courtside with Magic Johnson to cheer on the Knickerbockers sans boot should give fans hope.
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Instead, they were there to cheer on Cleveland's minor-league hockey team, the Lake Erie Monsters, as they tried to nail down a title for a famously championship-starved city.
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They will have a chance to flip pork chops, visit the famed Butter Cow and cheer on the junior ranchers and farmers who are trying their hand at mutton busting.
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Be in the room and cheer on some of the world's top early-stage startups as they compete for the $50,000 equity-free prize, investor love and global media attention.
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President Donald Trump gave U.S. equities markets more reasons to cheer on Saturday when he said the United States and China would "very shortly" sign their Phase 1 trade pact.
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Your JSP support team acknowledges and appreciates that college basketball fans within the DoD are excited to cheer on their favorite teams, update brackets, and otherwise obsess over the Big Dance.
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Another near capacity crowd of mainly South Koreans filled the Gangneung Curling Centre to cheer on their beloved Garlic Girls who have become the social media darlings of the Winter Games.
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While some observers cheer on these measures as a necessary corrective to Silicon Valley's excesses, others argue that European regulations are overly burdensome, and may have even more harmful, unintended effects.
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It's an annual game, held for charity, where Democrats play Republicans, staffers come out to cheer on their bosses, and everyone shakes hands at the end, reporters and lobbyists looking on.
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The Philadelphia Eagles were victorious on Super Bowl Sunday when they won the Vince Lombardi Trophy after dramatically defeating the New England Patriots — and celebrities couldn't help but cheer on Twitter.
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Nor could Hamilton guess that partisan factions would one day so divide the republic that a for-profit propaganda industry would cheer on a president for abandoning both scruples and caution.
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For now, though, I'm going to enjoy the World Cup even if I can't cheer on the United States national soccer team once England get knocked out in the early stages.
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We all have our little superstitions for game day, and acts as a little piece of home for me, which I love getting to wear when I cheer on the boys!
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The one bit of protectionism these guardians of trade cheer on involves safeguarding intellectual property, a system of upward wealth redistribution that benefits pharmaceutical, software, and entertainment executives but few workers.
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Stock markets were up at noon with a sense of post-Christmas cheer on Wednesday, in a volatile day of trading that saw gains rise, disappear, and then come roaring back.
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Everyone is there to lift each other up and cheer on each other's accomplishments, whether it's unlocking a complicated new trick or being able to ride 20 feet without falling off.
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If you link these smart plugs to a smart assistant like an Amazon Echo or Google Home speaker, you can turn the cheer on and off with a simple voice command.
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To cheer on the knock-down, drag-out, ear-biting battle between Brienne and the Hound, both trying to protect a dead-eyed girl who doesn't need that kind of protection.
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If you don't have a ticket but want to cheer on your top dog you can watch the Westminster dog show free on the WKC App, or livestream it on Westminsterkennelclub.org.
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The eliminated contestants return at the end of the season to cheer on the finalists, and in the closing credits are pictures of participants baking and visiting each other after filming.
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U.S. President Donald Trump gave markets more reasons to cheer on Saturday when he said the United States and China would "very shortly" sign their so-called Phase 2480.62 trade pact.
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U.S. President Donald Trump gave markets more reasons to cheer on Saturday when he said the United States and China would "very shortly" sign their so-called Phase One trade pact.
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In Miami on Thursday, an estimated 275,500 fans from Slovenia were at the game to cheer on two star players from their home country: Dragic and Mavs rookie shooting guard Luka Doncic.
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Leading up to Sanders's win this week in New Hampshire, Matthews truly lost it, implying that Sanders would cheer on his public execution: "I have an attitude towards [Fidel] Castro," Matthews explained.
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Both of my parents were University of Georgia alums, and I'll never forget the awe I felt when we took family trips back to the campus to cheer on their alma mater.
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Patrick Downes and Jessica Kensky had only been married for seven months when they headed to the finish line of the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013, to cheer on the runners.
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But what if Cersei, who has learned and learned and learned from every single failure and dark moment and horrible action over the years, is the one we're supposed to cheer on?
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And to cheer on her boyfriend, New England Patriots wide receiver Danny Amendola, at the 2018 Super Bowl, model Olivia Culpo packed enough pom pom beanies to supply the entire Boston team.
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Celebrities from the music world and Hollywood came together at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles to cheer on the boys in blue for Game 1 of the 2017 World Series on Tuesday.
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King's supporters may cheer on this assumption of authority, and wonder how anyone of good conscience could oppose fudging the law just a tad to promote more spending on low-income students.
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On Thursday, Lola received her high school diploma and her parents were in attendance to cheer on their only daughter, with Kelly sharing multiple photos from the occasion on her Instagram Stories.
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Put differently, if you love technology — if you always buy the latest gadgets and think scientific advances are powerful forces for good — then perhaps you ought to cheer on the antitrust prosecutors.
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An estimated 35,000 Patriots fans packed into Gillette Stadium in Foxborough to cheer on the team, which is looking to avenge their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in last year's championship game.
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A few days ago Neera Tanden, the prominent Democratic operative who presides over the Center for American Progress, took to Twitter to cheer on the incineration of one of Rupert Murdoch's homes.
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As Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas played their second sold-out show at Madison Square Garden on Friday night, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Danielle Jonas showed up to cheer on their husbands.
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But he does cheer on the cast and creative artists; he is planning to visit New York soon to check out development on "King Kong," and said he was confident of success.
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Under a blistering sun, protesters let out a cheer on Tuesday across Capitol lawns as word spread that the Senate Republican leader had delayed a vote on repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Mr. Lochthove, 45, recalled how hosting the soccer World Cup in 2006 had given Germany the opportunity to shed its postwar suspicion of flags and national pride to cheer on its team.
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Mr. Tsarnaev and his older brother set down two pressure-cooker bombs packed with nails and BBs in a crowd that had gathered to cheer on marathon runners on April 13, 2013.
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I hope fans will come to accept this change, because people like myself watch FIFA from all over the world and cheer on their team even when they are far from home.
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When most teenagers are busy preparing for prom or heading to cheer on their high school for Friday night football, Mohammed and his family were forced to leave the only home they knew.
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Jimmy Kimmel, Spike Lee, Snoop Dogg, Jack Nicholson, DJ Khaled, Chance the Rapper, Chris Tucker, Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle were all in the crowd to cheer on their favorite players as well.
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Jimmy Kimmel, Spike Lee, Snoop Dogg, Jack Nicholson, DJ Khaled, Chance the Rapper, Chris Tucker, Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle were all in the crowd to cheer on their favorite players as well.
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Similar to Thursday's outing, the Beckhams also spent some quality time together at the end of May when they joined forces to cheer on David as he played in the Manchester United vs.
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Despite being in Rio to cheer on Douglas, she is unable to give her a comforting hug because of team rules limiting contact to phone calls and texts until they are done competing.
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Barden wants to cheer on the students advocating gun safety but, at the same time, wants them to enjoy being kids and doing what kids do: go to the mall, concerts and school.
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Chmerkovskiy sustained a calf injury in rehearsal on Friday and had to cheer on Alan Bersten — who filled in as his replacement — and celebrity partner Heather Morris as they competed in week 2.
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"After attending back-to-back shows during NYFW, I hopped in a car and went straight to Flushing to cheer on Serena [Williams] at the women's finals of the U.S. Open," Meghan said.
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A White House official told reporters on a background call that the delegation will be there to cheer on Team USA and female athletes and that no meeting with North Korea is planned.
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Since the United States team didn't quality, Americans don't have a natural team to support, so many people are choosing to cheer on countries they visited or are about to visit on vacation.
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Some adults will cheer on students who wish to participate in the walkout while others may oppose them or worry about the potential safety hazards, educational costs or disciplinary consequences of joining in.
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Jason Momoa, whose character met an unfortunate end in Season 1 of Game of Thrones, still watches the show religiously, if nothing but to cheer on his strong, powerful TV wife, Daenerys Targaryen.
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During his first news conference in the Bronx, Cole showed off both impressive knowledge of baseball labor history and the sign he carried to the 2001 World Series to cheer on the Yankees.
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These residents of Khon Kaen — many of them disadvantaged people from rural areas, like other so-called red shirts — had come to cheer on Sudarat Keyuraphan, Pheu Thai's leading candidate for prime minister.
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One day after attending the Trooping the Colour celebrations, Kate and her older two kids, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, went to cheer on Prince William at his charity polo match in Gloucester, England.
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WARNING: ARTICLE CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES As World Cup fans gather to cheer on their teams, powerful ads are targeting soccer aficionados to bring their attention to a huge issue surrounding the tournament – domestic violence.
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That's why I can't get onboard with or cheer on the Justice Department's decision to seek to kill Roof for allegedly having killed nine people last summer in Charleston's Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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The DWTS pro sustained a calf injury in rehearsal on Friday and had to cheer on Alan Bersten — who filled in for Chmerkovskiy — and celebrity partner Heather Morris as they competed in week 2.
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According to the 2011 census, nearly 50,000 Australians were born in Fiji and at times it looked like a large proportion of them had turned up to cheer on the nation of their birth.
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RiRi took her superrich Saudi boyfriend to Staples Center on Thursday to cheer on her favorite NBA player on the night after her 31st birthday ... and the team delivered one heck of a gift!!!
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And with different matches broadcast in English and Spanish on Facebook, our community of fans will have plenty of action to cheer on and chat about once the group stage kicks off in September.
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" Duhigg's bottom line: "[I]f you love technology — if you always buy the latest gadgets and think scientific advances are powerful forces for good — then perhaps you ought to cheer on the antitrust prosecutors.
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Of course, no appearance has been as sweet yet as when the Reynolds-Lively brood made their first public outing to cheer on Reynolds for his new star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Some spectators who said they were specifically looking for Squamish athletes to cheer on said that in places where they would have expected to see Miller several times, they had seen her just once.
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Lloyd was at Eagles' practice Tuesday to cheer on her favorite football team (she's from New Jersey) and she decided to take a few kicks with Eagles stud kicker Jake Elliott after the workout.
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You can watch it live and cheer on your favorites or you can apply to compete — just be sure to fill out the Startup Battlefield application by June 25th at 11:59 p.m. (PT).
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In contrast to the past two inaugurals, when throngs of jubilant attendees snaked through the streets of Capitol Hill before sunrise to cheer on a new president, the crowds were notably smaller and subdued.
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The government spent lavishly on the stadiums in an effort to appease its majority young population and provide spaces for fans eager to cheer on local clubs, as well as hold national parades and ceremonies.
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Such is the enthusiasm about rate cuts that a dismal reading on U.S. private-sector jobs was greeted with cheer on Wall Street as it seemed to add to the case for an early easing.
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We get to cheer on the Nice White Lady — the eater of every slice of the film's "life propulsion pie," aka juggling a career with a love life, vacillating between unsuitable men, finding herself, etc.
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Khloe Kardashian might just be the good luck charm The Cleveland Cavaliers need ... she was in the crowd to cheer on baby daddy Tristan Thompson as his team got it's first W of the year.
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While many of his peers had come to Washington to protest the inauguration, he was here to visit the Swamp for the first time and cheer on the man who has pledged to drain it.
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Unlike basketball or football, Formula One racing provides very few American drivers to cheer on: The last American to win a race was Mario Andretti, and that was at the Dutch Grand Prix in 1978.
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ULAANBAATAR, Aug 13 (Reuters) - As mostly sports-mad Mongolians cheer on the country's two medalists at the Rio Olympic Games, deepening economic troubles at home mean the new government cannot afford to pay its athletes.
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At first, the audience is led to cheer on a family as they pull themselves up by the bootstraps; it is an impossible mission, and you long for the underdogs to pull off their heist.
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Instead, it will be the poor and working class — especially those from communities of color — who suffer, as feminists cheer on the enforcement of laws that offer police one more excuse for violence and harassment.
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Twitch's Bits, a virtual good that allows fans to cheer on their favorite streamers, have been one of the ways Twitch creators could make money from their channels while also recognizing and rewarding their top fans.
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The display of patriotism aims to cheer on Bolivia's legal team ahead of oral arguments it will deliver at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding the country's claim to sovereign access to Chile's Pacific coast.
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Atlanta (CNN)There were some changes during the Atlanta Braves game Wednesday after the team announced it is taking steps to "reduce" the Tomahawk Chop, an arm movement done by fans to cheer on the team.
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The new dad, whose fiancée Peta Murgatroyd is also competing on season 24 of DWTS, is receiving treatment and will be present in the ballroom on Monday evening to cheer on Morris, according to ABC News.
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One month before the Beckham family traveled to America in support of their father, the whole crew came out to cheer on Victoria at the debut of her spring/summer 2020 collection during London Fashion Week.
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Previously, when the Red Devils actually managed to overcome widespread apathy and attract a respectable crowd, they would cheer on their country in English with chants of "Belgium" as a compromise to the stubborn language divide.
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That did not discourage 445 hardy Benfica fans from making the 4,183-mile round trip — made longer because there are no direct flights — to cheer on their team in the Champions League in the freezing cold.
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He didn't win the tickets, but 49er Mark was born and can now be found at every home game wearing face paint, a kilt and a giant ring on his head to cheer on his team.
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HARARE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Jimmy Gata, 19, recites an anti-drugs poem at "Theatre in the Park" in Zimbabwe's capital Harare, jumping and gesturing on the stage, as spectators clap and cheer on the former addict.
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An Illinois native and longtime fan of the Bears, Patrick recently traded in her Bears gear to fully cheer on Rodgers, 35, she told USA TODAY last year, after the pair went public with their relationship.
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Earlier this week, Musk made personal appearances at the company's Fremont car plant and delivery center to cheer on employees and Tesla fans who volunteered to deliver cars to customers ahead of the year-end deadline.
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"If I had to predict, in the next month they will shut down the House and Senate investigations and I would imagine they would cheer on the White House attempt to shut down Mueller," he added.
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But at a campaign stop at a strip mall in Obihiro on Friday, Yoko Tazaki, a 44-year-old part-time nurse and mother of a 10-year-old son, came to cheer on Ms. Ishikawa.
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On Thursday, the Chrisley Knows Best reality star, 19, was at Brooklyn's Barclays Center to cheer on her boyfriend Luke Kennard, who was selected by the Detroit Pistons as the 12th pick of the 2017 NBA draft.
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Now, some users are deploying the hashtag to cheer on their favorite films in the run-up to next week's nominations; while just as many are pointing to the myriad problems wrapped up in the reductive phrase.
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The royal brothers, who are devoted known soccer fans, are joining in on the excitement ahead of England's World Cup semi-final match against Croatia on Wednesday — and they made sure to cheer on their team publicly.
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The royal siblings joined mom Kate Middleton and little brother Prince Louis at the King Power Royal Charity Polo Day on Wednesday to cheer on father Prince William as he and Prince Harry competed in the match.
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The "Sicko Mode" rapper, 26, returned to his hometown of Houston for one day off of his Astroworld Tour to cheer on the Houston Rockets courtside as they took on the Golden State Warriors on March 13.
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The Canadian athlete, who won gold medals in ice dancing and sexual tension this week with partner Tessa Virtue, took his passion to the stands on Thursday to cheer on Canada in the women's ice hockey final.
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It was all worth it for Brett Eldredge, who skipped the CMAs to cheer on his team at Progressive Field as well as Charlie Sheen who dressed as his Major League alter-ego Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn.
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That mattered little on Tuesday when several cabinet ministers, an ex-president and other senior government officials joined thousands of Indonesian fans in the stands at the arena to cheer on Christie and the men's doubles pairings.
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The Japanese are known for traveling internationally to support their star horses, and according to Goda, travel agents are organizing group trips to Dubai to cheer on Almond Eye, who already has her own line of merchandise.
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The pair had an epic winter break together, filled with snowboarding excursions, a trip to Hawaii, and a stop in Las Vegas to cheer on Lady Gaga who's currently performing a residency at Monte Carlo Hotel's Park Theater.
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Red Nose Day put on a special Celebrity Ninja Warrior edition that saw a crowd cheer on the Arrow star as he hurdled through the Fly Wheels, Battering Ram, Warp Wall and — an Arrow favorite — the Salmon Ladder.
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Friday's jobs report offered little cheer on the inflation front, with hourly wages rising only 2 cents in June, far less than could be expected if labor markets were tightening enough to begin pushing upwards on overall prices.
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For months, one of the firmest bases of Trump support online has been the /r/the_donald community on Reddit, a sometimes-embattled community drawn together to cheer on Donald Trump first as a candidate, and now as president.
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" Salam argues that especially for Asian-Americans, "embracing the culture of upper-white self-flagellation can spur avowedly enlightened whites to eagerly cheer on their Asian American comrades who show (abstract, faceless, numberless) lower-white people what for.
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TMZ Sports has learned Veronika Khomyn hit up Leah Miller at Bella Artistry to have a one-of-a-kind piece made to cheer on her BF during the Rams-Pats game ... and the fit came out GREAT.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry and his American fiancee Meghan Markle made their latest public appearance together on Friday to cheer on competitors hoping to be chosen for the UK team for the Invictus Games later this year.
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Fans who turned out to cheer on players such as Marta, five times World Player of the Year, and Cristiane, the leading goalscorer in Olympic history, are now hoping their support will be translated into something more permanent.
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Lorie Schmetterling, who traveled from Moorestown, New Jersey with her husband Eric to cheer on their daughter Laura, a U.S. rower, was disturbed to learn about the bomb scare a few hundred meters from where she was staying.
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The crowd had thinned a bit since the race had begun—the MAGA-hatted bros seemed to have mostly retreated to the stands to swill more Natural Light and cheer on the rhythmic thrum of the race itself.
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"The anonymous author went on to say that they do not "cheer on" Trump&aposs potential impeachment, writing that, at the outset of the impeachment inquiry, they believed in reserving judgement "until the facts were on the table.
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BOSTON — During the days after bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon in 2013, killing and maiming people who had gathered to cheer on runners, a restaurant manager from Dorchester joined the chorus of heartbreak and outrage on Twitter.
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Because multilateral forums were designed to give Nauru the same voice as France or Russia, and many companies from outside the U.S. will be glad to cheer on their governments to drive rules that "rebalance" the playing field.
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It's tempting to cheer on Verizon for its newfound consumer advocacy—but it should also strike us all as more than a bit unsettling that titanic corporations are having a tug-of-war about the phones in our pockets.
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This is the team's first championship in 108 years, the longest drought of any professional American sports team, so fans are especially eager to celebrate the victory and cheer on their hometown heroes in front of the city's skyline.
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The Dash, who are affiliated with the Major League Soccer franchise the Houston Dynamo, have vibrant orange uniforms; the crowd in Anne and Lindsay's section were there to cheer on Dash defender Niki Cross, who is from nearby Brockton.
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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos' daughter, 17, received her high school diploma on Thursday, and her parents were in attendance to cheer on their only daughter, with Ripa, 48, sharing multiple photos from the occasion on her Instagram Stories.
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As these seven celebrity couples prove, it's still possible to love, support and cheer on your ex even if you're no longer romantically involved, whether that means posting cute throwback photos or celebrating his or her new music. 1.
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But this time, Drizzy followed the Running Rebels on a road trip to cheer on his ladies -- and we're told once word spread he was on campus, a bunch of students raced to the gym to catch a peek.
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Well, organizers of the Women's March on Washington, which is expected to bring tens of thousands of people together to protest the new president on Saturday, has an A-list roster of liberal activists to cheer on the rally.
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Inside this Nagoya gymnasium, directly in the shadow of a 500-year old Tokugawa shogun's castle, 3,20173 berserk, euphoric, nerve-wracked breakdancing devotees, some as young as six, cheer on 19-year-old Issei—the "Japanese Ninja" in question.
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He was due to arrive in London on Thursday, where he said he would cheer on his wife, Claire, who is returning to international competition in the women's 20km race after taking time off for the birth of their son.
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NEW YORK – A permanent U.S. resident arrested in the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo abandoned the United States in 2013 to join the Islamic State group and cheer on suicide bombers while recruiting and spreading propaganda on the internet, authorities said Wednesday.
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The Swedish automaker will also have its gorgeous V60 wagon in Geneva, and as Navigant senior analyst Sam Abuelsamid aptly noted, anyone who writes about cars and transportation for a living is contractually obliged to cheer on all new station wagons.
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There is no fourth estate to either critique or cheer on the government, and so the populace is silent while the galaxy spirals into a quagmire of a war in which the executive branch repeatedly expands its power in unprecedented ways.
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Mexican fans will meanwhile be firmly behind Force India's Sergio Perez, still hoping for a dream appearance on his home podium, and will have an extra local to cheer on when Alfonso Celis Jr takes part in Friday free practice.
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Olympic and world 5,000m and 10,000m champion Mo Farah gave the sodden home fans something to cheer on a dismal Easter weekend as the Briton kept plenty in the tank to produce a late dash and take the bronze medal.
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And Blue was right there in the crowd with JAY-Z to cheer on her mom, decked out in a bubblegum-pink Gucci tux with black trim and a white ruffled shirt — undoubtedly a nod to the late legend Prince.
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Farmers Insurance hosts University Day Challenge, which has included bringing athletes' university mascots down to the course to cheer on their alumni and having players knock out college logos from a pane of glass in order to raise money for charity.
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Despite how devastated he looked to have a moth comfort him due to his injury, he had no problem leaping with excitement as he stood on the sidelines during the match to cheer on his teammates during the tense match.
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Organized by the longstanding elders of the community, the weekly event features large crowds comprised of hundreds of taxi drivers, construction workers, and other imported laborers who cheer on the athletes, as well as give money to those who are victorious.
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Students at the Bronx High School of Science, an elite New York City public school known for churning out winners of national science prizes, were holding public fights in a park near the school, where crowds would cheer on their peers.
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Mr. Pence's team decided it would be smart for him to attend last Monday's debate at Hofstra University — not just to cheer on Mr. Trump, but to experience the drama and atmosphere of a presidential debate, without the high-stakes pressure.
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To show your support of the initiative, you can buy the Time's Up pin, T-Shirts, baby onesies, totes, notebooks and stickers at the Time's Up shop and wear your merch while you cheer on the stars at the SAG Awards.
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So, when the Sixers got matched up with the Raps in the Eastern Conference semi-finals this week, Meek -- a HUGE Sixers fan -- filed a request to make the trip to the 6 to cheer on his guys in person.
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The holiday's most beloved traditions are the annual St. Patrick's Day parades, which often turn out hundreds of thousands of emerald-clad spectators each year to cheer on floats and community leaders as they make their way down city streets.
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There was a game Thursday night when the Yankees' marketing ploy suddenly was golden; when a real Supreme Court justice, Sonia Sotomayor, donned a black robe and sat in the Judge's Chambers at the Bronx stadium to cheer on Aaron Judge.
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It was surely not the expectation of the tens of thousands of Peruvian fans who brought their banners, their inflatable llamas and their seemingly unsinkable enthusiasm to Russia to cheer on their team in its first World Cup appearance since 1982.
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She admits to being a bit of a "bandwagon" fan when it came to basketball early on, showing up to cheer on the varsity team when the young Mr. Bryant helped guide the Aces to a state championship in 1996.
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After losing 10 of their last 14 at Busch Stadium, the Cardinals look to give their fans a reason to cheer on Friday when the club opens a 10-game homestand with the first of three contests against the Miami Marlins.
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She has not yet decided whether she will travel to Minsk in November to cheer on the team, but she has plans to be in New York for the United States Open next month, possibly to do some television commentary.
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" Even Virtue caught wind of Moir's antics, and joked in a tweet: "My reaction when I didn't have my partner-in-crime at the "mandatory" exhibition practice today SO happy at least one of us could be there to cheer on our girls!
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And when it comes to Queen Elizabeth s upcoming 90th birthday celebrations, don t expect to see her leading a cheer on the balcony of Buckingham Palace – the British monarchy doesn t embrace cheerleading with quite the same enthusiasm as their Danish counterparts!
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"You witnessed them," said Laura Van Overschelde, who chairs the Mississippi Tea Party, pointing to the McDaniel supporters who filled the front of the outdoor theater, wearing Team McDaniel shirts and bearing signs to cheer on their guy and heckle his opponents.
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The siblings, seeking over $1 million in damages, are also suing Cruisus as well as several people and entities linked to 83chan, an online messaging board that has been used by anonymous posters to share extremist messages and cheer on mass shooters.
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To cheer on or turn a blind eye to such vandalism in the spirit of continental one-upmanship would be utterly short-sighted, doing diplomatic and economic damage that would far outlast the four- or eight-year span of Mr Trump's presidency.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - United States Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III says he will cheer on assistant captain Tiger Woods to give him reason to put him on the team as a player once the former world number one returns to competition.
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Not extending an offer to represent an NFL locality is the privilege of each team that must cater to a fan base who, by and large, does not wish to cheer on the man who embraced scrutiny by kneeling during our national anthem.
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SARANSK, Russia (Reuters) - Sustained by Portuguese wine, cheese and sausage, and battling off swarms of mosquitoes, friends Carlos Brum and Pedro Lobito have driven their spectacularly decorated camper van 7,000km from Lisbon to Russia to cheer on their heroes in the World Cup.
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He said in a radio interview on the "Michael Berry Show" on Thursday that he still plans to go to Cleveland July 18-21 to cheer on the delegates, but it was clear that the ill will toward Mr. Trump has not subsided.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - One of Europe's biggest annual Gay Pride parades kicked off on the canals of Amsterdam on Saturday, with over 500,000 visitors from around the world expected to cheer on 80 boats representing a wide variety of organizations from the LGBTI+ community.
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With elections coming up for both de Blasio and Cuomo, the panelists urged those in attendance to advocate for a subway system that wasn't shitty—to which New Yorkers, who are familiar with high taxes and rents, were happy to cheer on.
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That mind-set is one Abreu said he'd had to contend with over the years with relative frequency, though he'd also seen immigrant parents cheer on daughters with 95 percent averages who decided they wanted to help fix the crumbling transit system.
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While Cindy Crawford patiently sat in the front row, waiting for the show to begin, she shared with those around her (including the actor Orlando Bloom) that she was there to cheer on her son Presley Gerber, who was cast in the show.
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By Final Jeopardy, Jennings was too far ahead to beat, so Holzhauer used his answer board to honor Trebek, calling him the "GHOST," or "greatest host of syndicated TV," while Rutter used his space to cheer on Jennings and the Philadelphia Eagles.
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He pointed to the tariff and Carrier issues in particular as Trump actions giving libertarians heartburn, even as he said activists were also ready to "cheer" on Trump when he made more conservative calls and Cabinet nominations, and there have been several.
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The Buffalo Bills legend just touched down in Houston where he'll cheer on his 27-year-old protege -- so we had to ask how he felt about Sanu, who is Muslim, refusing to answer questions about Trump at Super Bowl Media Day.
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Even so, one must assume Vengaboys' presence and performance at a far-left rally to cheer on the fall of Vienna's right-wing leadership (and the unmasking of Strache as a corrupt politician) means the party bus has anti-fascist leanings at the very least.
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of Dancing With the Stars' Mirrorball Trophy Chmerkovskiy sustained a calf injury in rehearsal on Friday and had to cheer on Alan Bersten — who filled in as his replacement — and celebrity partner Heather Morris as they competed in week 2.
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While the comments can sometimes get a little out of hand (can we stop being so judgmental about women who let their boyfriends buy dinner?), we love when you cheer on the OP ("original poster" for you Money Diary newbies) or share your own experiences.
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The stars — who first started dating in November 2015 — stirred up the first inklings of their split when Malik didn't sit in the audience of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in November 2018 to cheer on Hadid, as he has done in previous years.
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Fans packed into the Al Janoub stadium, a 40,63 seat venue made to resemble the sail of a dhow, or traditional wooden sailboat, to cheer on Qatari teams playing in the final of the Emir Cup, a local tournament for the country's club sides.
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What it's like: Activists set up stepladders on Miami-Dade County property across the road from a building — on federal property — that houses 13- to 15-year-olds, hoping to catch a glimpse of and cheer on the detainees who occasionally emerge from the facility.
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The star, who's at Coachella to cheer on the third-night headliner (and her love of one year) Calvin Harris, leaned into the current celeb trend of Coachella hair changes (we see you, Hailey Baldwin and Vanessa Hudgens) by showing up in a superblonde shade.
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The Super Bowl is this Sunday and predictably, New England fans will root for the Patriots while seemingly everyone else will cheer on the Rams, but there's a third team involved this year: Colin Kaepernick and his supporters, including celebrities and non-celebrities alike.
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While huge crowds lined the Lima streets to cheer on Tejeda, others were far less enthused with the result by the Peruvian marathoner who was the winner at the 2015 Toronto Pan Am Games but was stripped of her title after a positive drug test.
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After his match, Willis briefly turned fan to cheer on Dan Evans, who endured a nip and tuck battle with Germany's Jan-Lennard Struff before joining him in the second round with a 6-23 6-7(6) 7-6 (7) 7-5 victory.
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While conflicting schedules have kept some of these athletes away from their loved ones during the World Cup, others have had the opportunity to fly to France and cheer on the team, giving them the rare opportunity to be the fan instead of the player.
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He also appeared to tweak his right ankle stepping on Brooklyn forward DeMarre Carroll's foot with about 212 281/272 minutes left but did not head back to the locker room and was able to stand up to cheer on his teammates down the stretch.
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The model showed her interpretation of the ensemble Diana wore to the Guards Polo Club in Windsor to cheer on Prince Charles in 1988, where it was all about the baseball cap, oversized men's blazer, and light wash jeans effortlessly tucked into cowboy boots.
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He should be going to demonstrate the strength and resolve of our alliance with South Korea, to support them in their efforts to host a safe and exciting Games, and to cheer on our athletes who have worked so hard to make the team.
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Last summer many of these insiders, including Michael Griffin, a former NASA former administrator, gathered around a television at Mr. Shank's house to cheer on Eileen Collins, the first woman to command a space shuttle mission, as she spoke at the Republican National Convention.
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It's one thing to have that FOMO feeling when you're watching from home as hundreds of thousands of fans cheer on Ariana Grande at Coachella; it's another to have tuned in to Twitch to see Morgan shouting out mosh calls to an imagined crowd.
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This was trampled territory for those who cheer on the Bills, with a brutal schedule on the horizon but hey, there's a winnable game this week, and if Buffalo can beat the Chargers, they're 6-19693 and in a playoff spot with six weeks remaining.
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The high-profile couple first started dating in November 2015, but stirred up the first inklings of their split when Malik, 25, didn't sit in the audience of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in November to cheer on Hadid, 23, as he has done in previous years.
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Whether it's a fall Sunday afternoon, a winter Friday night, or sixteen days every four years in the summer, sporting events are often a time that we all gather as a community to cheer on the people that play for our favorite team, country, or school.
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As the 2016 Rio Olympics comes to a close, it is a good time to remember the beauty of a truly global offline event: the joy of watching the television with family, friends, random strangers or coming together with your countrymen to cheer on your team.
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In communities across rural Saskatchewan, such hockey venues are important focal points for locals, whether it be parents chatting in the stands during their children's early morning practices, fans gathering to cheer on their local champions, or adult part-timers squeezing in a friendly game after work.
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Though I still can't remember the difference between a corner kick and a penalty, I'll remember 2018 as the World Cup when I managed to read several books, cook a lasagna from scratch and cheer on Mexico's national team, just to stick it to President Trump.
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Just before the shootings, a link to an 87-page manifesto on Twitter and 8chan, an online messaging board that has been used by anonymous accounts to share extremist messages and cheer on mass shooters, was posted to an account in Tarrant's name The manifesto is unsigned.
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In the meantime watch out for Tom Breese, Max Holloway, Beneil Dariush, Brian Ortega and all the other young prospects, and find time to cheer on Michael Bisping who is also in a title rematch against a man who clearly had his number in their last meeting.
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INCHEON, South Korea (Reuters) - South Korean fans chanting, "We are one" and wearing shirts with the unification flag emblazoned on the front packed into a freezing ice hockey arena on Sunday to cheer on the joint Korean women's team in a tune-up for this month's Winter Olympics.
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The couple, who is expecting their second child, a baby boy due in June, attended the Daily Front Row's Fashion Los Angeles Awards (sponsored by Kim Crawford wines) at the Beverly Hills Hotel to cheer on Jen Atkin, who was presented with the hairstylist of the year award.
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I often fumble my way through my response to this question, feeling pressured to say something super-clever that will educate sexists, cheer on other female chefs, and get points from feminists, all while not pissing off my male colleagues (whom I greatly admire and appreciate having camaraderie with).
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Not only was the runway brimming with famous faces, but the front row was full of beaming parents with cameras trained on their model kids: Christie Brinkley was seated front and center to cheer on her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue modeling partner, 18-year-old daughter Sailor Brinkley Cook.
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Later that night, the newly minted beauty mogul changed into something a little more scandalous to cheer on her younger sister at the Tom Ford show, adding a smoky eye, some white-blonde extensions, and opting for a strapless latex dress from one of her favorite designers, LaQuan Smith.
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And in the first set Sunday, Italy did jump out to an early lead before Brazil caught up, went ahead, nearly lost the lead and then finally prevailed, all of this going on while Neymar, the hero of Brazil's soccer victory, was on hand to cheer on his compatriots.
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In the moment, you would feel Nance, Jr.'s lifetime spent playing hoops while his father cheered or didn't cheer on the sidelines, the avalanche of takes about his game from his dad, an honest-to-God NBA player, cascading down on him, day after day, year after year.
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But Beyoncé wasn't just there as a VIP guest of the Obamas at their last Easter Egg Roll in office, she was also on hand to cheer on the event's musical performers, Chloe x Halle, the teenage singers who are reportedly signed to her management company, Parkwood Entertainment.
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A racist manifesto Just before the attack, an account believed to belong to the gunman posted a link to an 87-page white nationalist manifesto on Twitter and 8chan, an online messaging board that has been used by anonymous accounts to share extremist messages and cheer on mass shooters.
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Without members of the public in the hall to cheer on their fave candidate's zingers, candidates had to stay focused, answer the questions directly, and couldn't do any political tap dancing for applause, acting like a bunch of Tinkerbells begging for claps that'll keep them alive in the race.
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But within hours, President Trump watched as one of his closest former aides pleaded guilty and promised to help prosecutors seek out more targets, then stayed up late to cheer on the Senate as it broke through months of gridlock to pass the largest tax cuts in years.
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Out of what seems to be a B-side remake of the confoundingly horrible Broadway musical "Cats," some dude decided to show up to today's leg of the Giro d'Italia wearing what looks like a third-grade halloween costume of a cheetah to chase down and cheer on his favorite cyclist.
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Among the negotiations the North Korean government made with South Korea—including their agreement to march together during opening ceremonies—was the permission to have this 230-woman "army of beauties" come and cheer on the estimated 10 North Korean athletes who will actually be permitted to participate in the games.
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In the week since former Uber engineer Susan Fowler blew up the internet with her blog post chronicling her mistreatment as a female engineer at the company, countless pixels have been enlisted to analyze, contextualize, and cheer on the author, who fortunately is now ensconced in a presumably women-friendlier startup, Stripe.
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The Showa-Era films map Godzilla's trajectory from threatening monster of unknown origin to virtual companion species: in a film like Ebirah, Horror of the Deep (1966) some of the film's characters cheer on Godzilla as it practically does a boogie-woogie to surfer guitar riffs while dodging missiles from fighter jets.
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How cheerleading evolved from one man yelling in Minnesota to 4.5 million leaping cheerleadersA play-by-play look at how the 'Cheer' athletes accidentally dropped a teammate, and what was supposed to happen insteadWatch the Navarro cheerleaders perform a full-out version of their iconic routine from 'Cheer' on 'The Ellen Show'
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People from all around the globe tuned into the 2017 Miss Universe Pageant on Sunday night to cheer on contestants from their home countries, and while all of the women were both brilliant and stunning (especially winner Miss South Africa Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters), it was Fergie who ultimately stole the show.
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Major events take place over three days, with the spectator crowds gradually getting larger after low-level players drown in pools (FGC parlance for not making it out of the preliminary round and into the official bracket) on Friday, and stick around for the rest of the weekend to cheer on their favorites.
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"The president had made it clear that he wanted high-level delegations to go to the Winter Olympics to help cheer on the American athletes, show support for the US Olympic team and highlight the strength and support of our relationship with South Korea," one of the officials said, according to CNN.
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In a country that is a winter sports powerhouse, one covered by snow much of the year, the ban pitted the desire of ordinary Russians to cheer on their champion skaters, biathletes and hockey players against calls to boycott the games to show that an Olympics without Russia is no Olympics at all.
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Even when they showed up to cheer on the violence, they still had to go back home and live with the smell of burning flesh, live with the sights that they saw of hangings and murder, and live with knowing that other people in their community, including authorities, signed off on [the lynching].
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What life is like for a Navarro cheerleader — and yes, it is as intense as 'Cheer'A play-by-play look at how the 'Cheer' athletes accidentally dropped a teammate, and what was supposed to happen insteadWatch the Navarro cheerleaders perform a full-out version of their iconic routine from 'Cheer' on 'The Ellen Show'
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Pope Francis, who has been under pressure over priest sexual-abuse scandals in the Catholic Church, delivered a message of humility and faith to the crowds that came to hear his mass (delivered in Italian and translated to Arabic and English) or to cheer on the pontiff as he made the rounds in his Popemobile.
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The little royal showed off her national pride during a spent the day with her mother, Crown Princess Victoria, who is winding down her official engagements before the birth of her second child, as well as her father, Prince Daniel, as the trio went to cheer on the national ice hockey team – fittingly named the Three Crowns.
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Although the actresses leading the show are strong, right now Good Girls backs its own viewers into a corner: Do you watch it to cheer on women who are taking on the system (no medication should cost $10,000!) or to cringe as they become more and more enamored with criminality as a universal solution to life's troubles?
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Driven by their own ignorance of statistics, preyed on by opportunistic politicians and transfixed by live images from terrorist attacks around the world, American citizens have abandoned the courage and self-confidence that made us a great nation, and instead cheer on pointless, mostly symbolic "Muslim bans" against countries that produced exactly none of the attackers of 2001.
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While enjoying the performance, which aired live from Los Angeles, Frankie James Grande and many more took to social media to cheer on the A-list cast, featuring Garrett Clayton (Link Larkin), Derek Hough (Corny Collins), Martin Short (Wilbur Turnblad), (Penny Pingleton), Harvey Fierstein (the original Edna Turnblad on Broadway), Kristin Chenoweth (Velma Von Tussle), Andrea Martin (Prudy Pingleston), Sean Hayes (Mr.
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As Martin Rees pointed out, Mars and other space environments are "inherently hostile for humans," but as he wrote in his book,[We] (and our progeny here on Earth) should cheer on the brave space adventurers, because they will have a pivotal role in spearheading the post-human future and determining what happens in the twenty-second century and beyond.
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Granted, it's hard to accept that not all white angst is malign at a time when there is a top adviser in the White House who once bragged about providing a platform for the so-called alt-right, when the President himself used open bigotry to get elected to the most powerful position in the world -- and when white supremacists gleefully cheer on King's words.
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This is a show where women who pay taxes, cheer on their kids at suburban soccer games, and go to nice Christian churches every Sunday have to head over to the supposedly "better" version of America and go pick up a package for a crime lord; the kind of crime lord who had someone hold a loaded gun to Beth's head just last episode.
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Differences between the old east and west halves remain, some subtle (in the east street lights are yellow and the traffic-light man wears a hat, in the west they are white and he is bare-headed) and others more fundamental (Ossis support Union and are more likely to vote for the political extremes, Wessis cheer on Hertha Berlin and tend to vote centrist).
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Legend has it that a Chicago tavern owner named Bill "Billy Goat" Sianis pronounced a curse on the club on October 6, 1945 -- just a month after the end of World War II. Sianis went to Wrigley to cheer on his beloved Cubs against the Detroit Tigers in the World Series, according to the tavern website, which dedicates a page to the Billy Goat curse.
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Many local members of the press and gallery and preparatory staff took the ICA up on the offer, coming to cheer on the ICA's director of 20 years, Jill Medvedow, as Boston's Mayor, two local City Councilors, East Boston's State Senator and Representative, and the CEO of the state's Port Authority all expressed their faith in the value of the project to inspire budding young East Boston artists.
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First lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday The Hill's 12:85033 Report — Presented by UANI — Republicans grill DOJ inspector general on FBI handling of Russia probe The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE helped spread some holiday cheer on Monday, joining military families at a local base to promote the Marine Corps's "Toys for Tots" program.
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Ordinary citizens and organizations alike, of backgrounds so typically variegated it feels patronizing to parse them, have come forward to offer whatever assistance is needed; the police officer who arrested the suspect without firing his weapon is being praised for his stunningly calm approach; and on Monday night, thousands gathered downtown, in Maple Leaf Square, both to cheer on our beloved hockey team as it won its latest playoff game and to show one another and the watching world that even hours after such unprecedented carnage in this city, thousands still gather together.
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