Internet commenters largely cheered on Kardashian and begged for more.
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For generations, the Horowitz family has cheered on the revolution.
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Wall Street supported and cheered on the export of their jobs.
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The pair cheered on Markle's close friend Serena Williams, among others.
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Blunt's husband John Krasinski cheered on the actress and Van Dyke.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts also cheered on demonstrators from above
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The foursome cheered on the teams and took photos with players.
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Pleasing stories can be shared and cheered on those social platforms.
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Cheered on by hundreds of thousands of supporters on Jan 23.
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These policies, cheered on by the Democrats, represented true trickle-down economics.
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We made conversation, did some shots together, and cheered on The Game.
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"Sorry," she said after the audience laughed and cheered on the expletive.
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In one demo, Furby Connect cheered on a grandma playing the drums.
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They went to a basketball game and cheered on his little brother.
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In the U.S., the Homeland Security Acting Secretary cheered on Mexico's violence.
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French President Emmanuel Macron cheered on his team's win from the stands.
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And she cheered on his staff in their own hour of need.
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The American public cheered on the astronomers with patriotic furor, Baron said.
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Justin cheered on Stratford -- his home team as they scored a goal.
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I've been waiting a long time to have my period cheered on.
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"I remember racing along the beach, and being cheered on," she reminisced.
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And fans cheered on Panettiere as she channeled her inner diva on
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More than 100 of them cheered on the Russian skaters on Sunday.
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We cheered on racecars so loud that we could hardly think. National
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Conservative groups cheered on the changes as a win for religious freedom.
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Israel has drifted rightward, cheered on of late by the Trump administration.
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The duo cheered on Kendall, who hit the runway in two separate looks.
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And from the margins, Stone cheered on his friend and insulted his critics.
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From there, the cast took the stage, cheered on by a live audience.
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They hugged and cheered on stage, and for a moment all was well.
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Compact, a prominent right-populist magazine, has cheered on Ms Wagenknecht's new movement.
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Meghan cheered on her husband from the sidelines during his annual polo match.
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The blows have also come from fellow Democrats, cheered on by union allies.
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At first, he gleefully debated them, cheered on by 65,000 new Facebook fans.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential candidates have cheered on these moves from the sidelines.
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As the crowd cheered on, Jamie Lynn was sent into a fit of tears.
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Each one received applause, and all filmmakers were equally cheered on by the crowd.
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Pamela Anderson cheered on her boyfriend at soccer's biggest stage — wearing a big ring!
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In March, Ivanka cheered on Kloss' job as the new host of Project Runway.
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Conservatives have also cheered on efforts by the federal government to override state laws.
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Mr. Trump, who watched the proceedings from Air Force One, cheered on Mr. Lewandowski.
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The efforts have been cheered on by labor unions, consumer groups and other activists.
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" For his part, Charles cheered on his wife, saying, "Roll it, roll it, roll it.
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Kate Middleton cheered on a match at Wimbledon Tuesday — and not from her usual seat!
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Some of these segments cheered on the government's decision to lock immigrant children in cages.
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And in early May he cheered on the sacking of the chief justice, a critic.
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Every boss is tempted to splurge right now, cheered on by politicians, economists and investors.
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Economists of all ideological stripes cheered on the financial deregulation of the 1980s and 1990s.
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Trump's accusers, including Leeds, McGillivray and Carroll, have cheered on the national moment of reckoning.
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Tuning out the haters, many devotees of the "Bodak Yellow" singer cheered on the collab.
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The father-to-be cheered on runners taking part in the London Marathon on Sunday.
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Not only did Hollywood rally to protect Bee's job, they cheered on her verbal assault.
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"They were cheered on by a crowd of friends and supporters standing outside," said Rifkin.
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She was cheered on encouragingly after double-faulting in the second point of the match.
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Money flowed for radical Buddhist groups that cheered on sectarian rioting in which Muslims died.
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Ted Cruz have cheered on the antitrust investigations, and Cruz even sided with liberal Sen.
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It cheered on Arab revolutionaries in 2011, as the rest of the Gulf watched in fear.
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Last September, she cheered on the actor during his show at The Roxy in Los Angeles.
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Hart, 38, and Parrish appeared to be in good spirits as they cheered on their team.
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Others were cheered on by placard-waving supporters wearing the colors of their candidates' political party.
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Another cheered on the townspeople for taking the matter, and their crosses, into their own hands.
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I am cheered on by all the lovely dogs out for their walks in the park.
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As in Sweden, the crusade is cheered on by feminists and Christians with stern moral views.
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Grande proudly cheered on her fiancé at the event as she congratulated him on his event.
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Pratt cheered on MMA fighter Adel Kyokushin Altamimi during his big Bellator win on Sunday night.
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He loudly cheered on teammates, laughed in the clubhouse before games, played music and smiled often.
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This is not the first time that Duterte has cheered on the destruction of luxury vehicles.
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Surrounded by other U.S.T.A. coaches, she settled in the stands and cheered on Christina McHale, 26.
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Joanna, of course, cheered on her family and gave out high fives to people along the course.
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"I just feel amazing," she cheered on Instagram of her 2017 Emmys look, a black embellished gown.
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One day later, the cousins cheered on Prince William at his charity polo match in Gloucester, England.
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Family and friends cheered on from the sandy beach as the competitors, smiling triumphantly, returned to shore.
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Cheered on by supporters waving Greek flags, they honked horns as police in riot gear stood guard.
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Actress Claire Forlani, who has detailed her own experiences with "master manipulator" Weinstein, also cheered on marchers.
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One day later, the cousins cheered on Prince William at his charity polo match in Gloucester, England.
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Cheered on by his peers, he has given up chocolate ice cream and sugar in his coffee.
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For years, cheered on by the likes of Mr. Stiglitz and Mr. Guzman, the administration of Mrs.
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They danced beside one another, shared a joint, cheered on a black woman dropping from the sky.
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The reaction: Mr. Powell's comments soothed Wall Street, sending stocks higher, something President Trump cheered on Twitter.
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It seemed at any given time you could be provoked to fight, often as others cheered on.
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She cheered on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau when it was first created under President Barrack Obama.
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The following night, Kardashian cheered on the Cavaliers star at his team's playoff game against the Toronto Raptors.
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Laila has a rare immune disorder, but she still cheered on her beloved Blues all through the playoffs.
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The Captain America: Civil War star cheered on girlfriend Jenny Slate during her Boston comedy show on Sunday.
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On July 4, Meghan cheered on Williams, sitting in the stands with friends Lindsay Roth and Genevieve Hillis.
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The group hit up the carnival attractions and cheered on pal Jesse Jo Stark's performance at the event.
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Both Goldwyn and Cranston previously cheered on Washington, who is also currently starring on Broadway in American Son.
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Southern European bond markets, cheered on Thursday by the ECB's cautious stance, bore the brunt of the selling.
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The way they cheered on the entire 30,000 people the whole way, is something I will never forget.
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A few weeks later, the cousins cheered on Prince William at his charity polo match in Gloucester, England.
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Now, less than a year later, he was being cheered on and supported by a deafeningly loud crowd.
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Cheered on by the Murdoch press, Tony Blair tried to deepen Britain and America's "special relationship" in Iraq.
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Hundreds rallied in front of the White House and at the Capitol, cheered on by congressional Democratic leaders.
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So the Astros were cheered on by Rabbi Weiss, who had 31 inches of floodwater in her home.
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Rinna was cheered on by multiple members of the Kardashian family in the comments of her dancing videos.
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During the recent competition, Ms. Kutin cheered on her family and joked about her superstrong children shirking chores.
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And the royal trio was all smiles as they followed closely behind as a crowd well-wishers cheered on.
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One day later, Khloé cheered on the power forward at the Cavaliers' playoff home game against the Toronto Raptors.
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Meanwhile, the Republican Party would still need the support of those who have cheered on Mr Trump (see Lexington).
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As the filibuster lit up social media, many gun control advocates cheered on Murphy and his fellow Democrats. Rep.
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In another Snap, Kardashian West cheered on her mom Kris Jenner as the matriarch danced to a few tunes.
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Monday, Democratic senators, cheered on by supporters on Twitter wielding hashtags like #NoDeVos and #DumpDeVos, held the floor. Sen.
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Meghan cheered on Williams two days later, sitting with in the stands with friends Lindsay Roth and Genevieve Hillis.
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Over the weekend, Gomez, 24, cheered on The Weeknd (né Abel Tesfaye), 27, at his Amsterdam and Zurich concerts.
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By May, state media that cheered on higher prices started to mix in appeals for investors to act prudently.
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The 18-year-old model was cheered on by her famous parents and sisters Sophia, 20, and Scarlet, 15.
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Advocacy groups cheered on Tuesday the release of new guidelines for implementing net neutrality rules in the European Union.
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One day later, Khloé cheered on the power forward at the Cavaliers' playoff home game against the Toronto Raptors.
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Meghan cheered on Williams two days later, sitting with in the stands with friends Lindsay Roth and Genevieve Hillis.
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He was cheered on the factory floor when he toured the place on Thursday, reported the New York Times.
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Meghan, 37, also cheered on her friend alongside sister-in-law Kate Middleton at the Wimbledon finals this summer.
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"I'm just glad it's over," Muller, who was cheered on from the stands by Prince Felix of Luxembourg, said.
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Across Barcelona on Friday afternoon, there were pockets of intense joy, as pro-independence supporters cheered on the decision.
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Efforts to leverage social media started during the Obama administration and have been cheered on by many in Congress.
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Kendall was at the game -- and was pictured going crazy in the stands as she cheered on her man.
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He was the toast of Gilded Age New York, thronged by reporters and cheered on by Vanderbilts and Astors.
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Then in November, Young spent some quality time with Brayden as they cheered on Taylor at a soccer game.
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But at least one analyst, Richard Greenfield of BTIG Research, a persistent Disney critic, cheered on Comcast on Tuesday.
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Western diplomats quietly cheered on Mr. Mohamed, seeing him as the most organized — and least crooked — of the contenders.
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Many people who have seen the most have cheered on the two curmudgeons: You're looking at your future, humans.
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Spectators chanted and cheered on the racers and spoke of the vibrant atmosphere and team spirit at the yearly affair.
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Wearing a blue Oxford shirt and jeans, he cheered on the U.K. team to a bronze medal win over Australia.
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But, cheered on by 68,000 fans at the Stadio Olimpico, Italy found an equaliser with just 10 minutes to play.
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Mr. Trump cheered on William P. Barr, the attorney general, for intervening, while castigating the federal judge overseeing the case.
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Set to the tune of the "Hey Song," the duo were cheered on by onlookers as they took the plunge.
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Many in the audience were nuns, who cheered on the speakers who demanded more rights for women in the Church.
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Streep was delighted to meet Haddish in return and the two exchanged a few words while fans cheered on wildly.
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They were cheered on by their friends and family, including Princess Eugenie and her fiancé, Jack Brooksbank, who threw confetti.
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Last month, the brother-sister duo cheered on their dad at the Maserati Royal Charity Polo Trophy in Beaufort Park.
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Further down the table, it's taps aff for one guy who's tearing into his slices, cheered on by his friends.
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A small crowd cheered on the workers as they assembled the hot dogs at the Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan.
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Cheered on by yield-hungry creditors and investors, they had expanded too quickly, reliant on heavy borrowing and financial engineering.
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New Yorkers, still feeling the glow from a revolution of their own, even cheered on the sacking of the Bastille.
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But after Parkland, Moms Demand Action adopted hashtags that others had created and cheered on campaigns that others had organized.
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In the past, after finishing a marathon ahead of other Odyssey House runners, Mr. Matthews cheered on his fellow athletes.
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After crashing out in the early stages of qualifying, Hamilton cheered on Bottas, who claimed pole position ahead of Vettel.
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At another, Bradley Beal of the Washington Wizards cheered on the St. Louis-area team now named Brad Beal Elite.
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After all, Mr. Trump had cheered on the F.B.I. director's Javert-like excesses in the run-up to the election.
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He cheered on the "phase one" trade agreement between the United States and China in a recent interview with CNBC.
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Last year, the North Korean women's ice hockey team was cheered on by crowds when they competed in South Korea.
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None more so than Britain's tie with the Netherlands with Murray cheered on by hundreds of fans waving Union Jacks.
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Cheered on by their friends, the Filipina children launch into a frenzied flurry of kicks and jabs against their trainers.
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And someone was filming as the little boy excitedly cheered on his mom — a video which Underwood shared on social media.
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Supporters hoping for a Clinton-Warren ticket were seen waving "Girl Power" signs as they cheered on the two women. brightcove.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: SpaceXThousands of onlookers cheered on as the rocket lifted off and drifted out of view.
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Despite the fact Kobe was cheered on by the Academy when he won at the Oscars, there has been serious blowback.
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Murray previously won the prestigious Wimbledon tennis tournament in July, where he was cheered on by Prince William and Princess Kate.
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In these suburbs, people cheered on their hybrid communities, which were front and center as a result of the World Cup.
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The 63-year-old actor was joined by sons Micheél, 20, and Daniel, 19, as they cheered on from the stands.
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The Grammy winner cheered on the cast as they took the shots and was affectionate with her beau throughout the celebration.
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In his speech, Trump cheered on Karen Handel, the Republican facing off against Jon Ossoff for Tom Price's seat in Georgia.
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The rapid move has torn people in the president's far-right base who had embraced Scaramucci and cheered on Priebus's dismissal.
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The rapid move has torn people in the president's far-right base who had embraced Scaramucci and cheered on Priebus' dismissal.
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De Blasio, cheered on by animal rights activists, promised to ban horse-drawn carriages -- a popular tourist attraction -- during his campaign.
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The demonstrations were cheered on by Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who said he would speak to the anti-Trump crowd.
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Tea Party activists cheered on Republican rebels in Congress for shutting down the government and refusing to raise the debt limit.
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European stocks finished Friday on a high note, as investors cheered on news coming out of an OPEC meeting in Austria.
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Other teammates also play in the M.L.S. These notable immigrants are being cheered on in record numbers in the United States.
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The crown prince cheered on the Saudi team from a luxury box with his host, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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Republicans in the House and conservative groups cheered on the idea, saying it could finally break a logjam in conservative legislation.
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State Department employees privately have cheered on those diplomats while criticizing Mr. Pompeo for what they call a failure of leadership.
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This is thanks to the financial crisis, to endless wars cheered on by corporate and media elites and to yawning inequality.
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The Dow Jones industrial average hit a record high Monday as Wall Street cheered on what's been a strong earnings season.
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The Washington Post reports many protesters in attendance at the "Thanksgiving Rally" were draped in American flags and cheered on Trump.
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When Jenner revealed the new ride, Woods was visibly emotional, bowing her head in disbelief as Jenner and their crew cheered on.
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European sides that were once cheered on by a devoted local fan base are today followed by fanatical devotees across the globe.
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On Sunday, Kardashian, 34, cheered on Thompson, 27, at the Cleveland Cavaliers' game against the Los Angeles Lakers at the Staples Center.
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By subsidising rice farmers, for instance, the government has in effect cheered on the guzzling of groundwater and the torching of stubble.
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English sides who were once cheered on by a devoted local fan base are now followed by fanatical devotees across the globe.
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It's one thing to be a lifelong Browns fan, watching the team you cheered on with your dad suffer loss after loss.
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Microsoft developers cheered on Thursday when the company unveiled its latest image-recognition technology, which is coming soon to Windows 10 devices.
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He shook his head and shrugged but remained uncharacteristically silent as his supporters booed the demonstrators and cheered on the GOP nominee.
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The women were cheered on by supporters including the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and Denise Lewis, the 2000 Olympic heptathlon champion.
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Edward Snowden cheered on the increasingly swift pace of government leaks that are giving the public access to reams of official secrets.
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President Trump recently cheered on the lawsuit, telling "The New York Times" enthusiastically that the ACA would be "terminated" as a result.
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Wall Street cheered on Thursday after Delta Air Lines, the second-largest U.S. air carrier, reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings.
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Edward Snowden cheered on the increasingly swift pace of government leaks that are giving the public access to reams of official secrets.
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They shared team dinners, offered counsel and cheered on teammates while discussing everything from match strategy to child rearing to tour politics.
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To those who cheered on the new president, the day was about a single man and his improbable path to the presidency.
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As other Arab countries plunged into conflict, he cheered on like-minded Islamists like the Al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front in Syria.
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And all day and into the night, people cheered on the raccoon (and bit their nails) on social media and in person.
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The move was cheered on by evangelical Christians in the United States who make up a key segment of Trump's electoral base.
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He encouraged his American teammate Scott Houston and cheered on his friendly rival Wojciekowski as the duo battled for the highest bar.
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Mr. Biden's campaign headquarters is nearby, and he was cheered on by staff members who came to see him give his remarks.
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Many New Yorkers had cheered on the opposition, assuming that it might persuade Amazon to strike a better deal with the city.
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Bitcoin enthusiasts cheered on Tuesday as 22017 BTC surpassed $229,22017 for the first time, only to see it hit $11,000 the next day.
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An adventurous pair, they've globetrotted from the Monaco Grand Prix to the French Open, where they cheered on Serena Williams and Novak Djokavic.
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Hanks, in his full tuxedo, did a few push-up reps as a group of soldiers cheered on the actor and the sergeant.
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The Crown alum Claire Foy wiped tears from her eyes while SNL star Leslie Jones cheered on the couple during the standing ovation.
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Most of Asia's markets advanced Thursday following the news, while U.S stocks traded mostly higher as investors cheered on the rising oil price.
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On Thursday the dogs donned orange bandannas and were cheered on for about a half-hour as they dashed after the lost balls.
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The split seemed to amicable, though — Barrymore and her two kids cheered on Kopelman at the New York City Marathon in November 2016.
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DEMOCRATS across Africa cheered on September 1st when Kenya's Supreme Court annulled the presidential election that had taken place a few weeks earlier.
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Kristol promoted Colin Powell as a presidential candidate in 1996; then he cheered on John McCain's challenge to George W. Bush in 2000.
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Before she cheered on Serena Williams at the U.S. Open, Meghan Markle made a special surprise to her longtime friend and makeup artist.
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An overwhelmingly partisan North Carolina crowd cheered on the Tar Heels in the second game of a doubleheader on the tournament's opening game.
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More than 50,000 participants wound 26.2 miles through all five boroughs in buttery fall sunshine, cheered on by hundreds of thousands of spectators.
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Then, on the live After the Final Rose special, Brown asked Cameron out for a drink, as the audience cheered on in approval.
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Based on their apparel choices, the family cheered on the winning team, as the Clippers went on to defeat the Lakers 112-102.
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First up was Sophie Theallet, who posted a public letter explaining her position; she was cheered on by Humberto Leon, of Opening Ceremony.
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In an event before first-year students at Georgetown University Law on Wednesday, Ginsburg said she was "cheered on" by the #MeToo movement.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed at a record high on Monday as Wall Street cheered on what's been a strong earnings season.
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Carmelo Anthony was cheered on by a special virtual fan during Monday's game against the Chicago Bulls — his 239-year-old son Kiyan!
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The Oscar winner cheered on his sister, DeOndra Dixon, during a fashion show charity event over the weekend benefiting the Global Down Syndrome Foundation.
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Cooper kissed and hugged Shayk when he got back to his seat, and the model congratulated Gaga, whom Shayk cheered on throughout the night.
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The tot cheered on his dad and the Nashville Predators at the team&aposs hockey game in April, where Underwood sang the national anthem.
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Harry, 32, who is the vice patron of the Rugby Football Union, cheered on the players in the Autumn International game at Twickenham stadium.
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The second half of the twentieth century saw an unprecedented removal of trade barriers, cheered on by the Chief Globalization Cheerleader — the United States.
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The following day, the Good American mogul cheered on her boyfriend at a Cleveland Cavaliers game, as seen in a photo obtained by TMZ.
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Markle was all smiles as she cheered on the athletes in the Paralympic-style Invictus Games for wounded service members from around the world.
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Meghan Markle was all smiles as she cheered on Prince Harry and Prince William at the Audi Polo Challenge in Ascot, England, on Saturday.
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They cheered on the NHL team for game 3 of the Stanley Cups on Saturday, with cameras capturing as they celebrated a Predators goal.
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We're told Ronda stayed for the entire soccer game -- cheered on the kids -- and then signed EVERYTHING that the students asked her to sign.
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Based on their apparel choices, the family cheered on the winning team, as the Clippers went on to defeat the Lakers 112 to 102.
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In a 14-tweet barrage Thursday, Trump raged against the impeachment process, cheered on House Republicans, and whined that Fox News booked Democratic Rep.
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The two presidential advisers were cheered on by their three children as they took part in the race along with an estimated 35,85033 others.
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Matt and Annette Roque were grinning Wednesday morning as they cheered on 15-year-old Romy ... who's competing in The Hampton Classic Horse Show.
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When Trump started vowing to build a wall, a promise his supporters cheered on the campaign trail, he pledged Mexico would pay for it.
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It was an extraordinary maneuver, cheered on by President Trump, who has repeatedly dismissed the Russia investigation as a "witch hunt" and a sham.
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The Trump administration has declined to defend the Affordable Care Act in court, and the president has cheered on legal efforts to dismantle it.
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European stocks were near session highs at Wednesday's close, as investors shrugged off concerns surrounding U.S. inflation data and cheered on positive corporate news.
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And John Kelly, another retired general, cheered on Mr Trump's border wall as secretary of homeland security, later becoming the president's chief of staff.
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Donning custom yellow jerseys, the famous couple cheered on the NHL team at Bridgestone Arena for game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals on Saturday.
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Unconventional ideas and the need to experiment are cheered on as the sun faces off with Uranus, the planet of invention and all things unconventional.
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The star cheered on the Los Angeles Kings in a starry Topshop "Twinkle Pajama" blouse ($70), jeans and patent leather Chelsea boots (also by Topshop).
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For a few hours, politics was forgotten as we cheered on the Alabama Crimson Tide to its 38-0 triumph over the Michigan State Spartans.
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Cooper kissed and hugged Shayk, 33, when he got back to his seat, and the model congratulated Gaga, whom Shayk cheered on throughout the night.
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Guests cheered on Locken, 51, as she walked down the aisle in a custom white gown by Texas-based designer Nardos Imam of NARDOS Design.
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The parents of Blue Ivy enjoyed the tennis match and cheered on Williams from the tennis star's box at the U.S. Open in New York.
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Cheered on by large crowds lining the course, the Peruvian finished 25 seconds ahead of American Bethany Sachtleben, while Colombian Angie Orjuela took the bronze.
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Cooper kissed and hugged Shayk, 33, when he got back to his seat, and the model congratulated Gaga, whom Shayk cheered on throughout the night.
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There to show his support, Harry cheered on runners before handing out prizes to the winners of the elite men, women, wheelchair and IPC races.
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The comments from ECB's Mario Draghi boosted stocks in U.S. markets, as investors cheered on the comments along with the bounce back in oil prices.
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A raging bull market that was cheered on by official news outlets like People's Daily, the Communist Party's newspaper, skidded to a halt in June.
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The Brisbane faithful cheered on Hunt, who once again underlined his status as a combat sports legend between his achievements in kickboxing, and now MMA.
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Some cheered on the reality star, while others called her out or mocked her because her husband, Kanye West, has expressed support for the president.
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The opportunity to run all over my home city, cheered on by friends and strangers and high school band members, is one I'll cherish forever.
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But because of where it came from and how it was cheered on, Uber felt little cultural pressure to divvy up its gains more equitably.
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" * referring to police getting cheered on by the public * "If we were in the US right now, they'd be throwing rocks at them for sure.
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Today, many who would have cheered on the October Revolution have less confidence about the prospects for radically transforming the world in a single generation.
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People in the audience must have loved what they saw; they cheered on the operetta's star, Richard Tauber, through several encores of his big aria.
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World number one American Jaelin Kauf, who was cheered on by family and friends at the bottom of the hill, scored 77.45 to finish fifth.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average hit a record high on Monday as Wall Street cheered on what's been a strong earnings season.
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Adam Levine's children cheered on their famous father as he performed with Maroon 53 at the 2019 Super Bowl LIII Pepsi Halftime Show on Sunday night.
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Kendall Jenner returned to her courtside seats at the Staples Center, Wednesday night, as she cheered on boyfriend Blake Griffin at the Los Angeles Clippers game.
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The star, 49, was spotted Monday at a private hockey game in Terrebonne, Quebec — where she cheered on her 16-year-old son René-Charles Angélil.
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The 39-year-old actor cheered on MMA fighter Adel Kyokushin Altamimi during his big Bellator win after walking out with the athlete during his introduction.
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Another Brazilian judo contender Felipe Kitadai, also cheered on by name by fans, was also eliminated in the men's 60kg Judo class by Uzbekistan's Diyorbek Urozboev.
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As we reported, Future showed up at the game, close to the field, as he cheered on Atlanta ... clearly hoping Seattle's QB Russell Wilson would notice.
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Cooper kissed and hugged girlfriend Irina Shayk when he got back to his seat, and the model congratulated Gaga, whom Shayk cheered on throughout the night.
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The following day, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star cheered on Thompson at a Cleveland Cavaliers game, as seen in a photo obtained by TMZ.
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Cooper kissed and hugged girlfriend Irina Shayk when he got back to his seat, and the model congratulated Gaga, whom Shayk cheered on throughout the night.
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European stocks posted solid gains by Tuesday's close, as investors cheered on the sharp uptick in mining stocks, while digesting the latest batch of earnings reports.
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In the Western Hemisphere it led to the embrace of anti-American dictators, such as the Castro regime in Cuba, cheered on by the United Nations.
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"This means that any signs of stability in Europe are being cheered on by U.S. investors who are already standing on a solid foundation," he added.
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Aly Raisman cheered on fellow gymnast Laurie Hernandez at the 2016 Rio Olympics, and now she's supporting her on the Dancing with the Stars ballroom floor!
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The former couple have cheered on their daughter many times throughout her career, although they have yet to see 50 Shades of Grey in its entirety.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson cheered on his tanned and toned castmates via social media on Sunday, sharing a photo of a table read for the film.
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Harry was cheered on by the crowd of around 15,000 as he took a sip of kava, a non-alcoholic drink traditionally served at social events.
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At the center of a tight-knit circle, one dancer coiled his body around the slow, driving rhythms of Sia's "Cheap Thrills," cheered on by friends.
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But, one fan deserves her own paragraph ... and that's Emily Ratajkowski, who proudly cheered on her "boo" LeBron James while looking absolutely incredible in the process.
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On the pitch the divisions were clear: in that final a majority-black country cheered on a team with just one non-white player, Chester Williams.
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And the colonizing of Nature he so hated — hyped as Manifest Destiny — was being cheered on by artists who claimed to revere him, Durand among them.
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Davidson also happens to be very close friends with the "Wild Boy" rapper, who cheered on the couple during the short time that they were together.
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"Investors are being cheered on by the global markets after the Japanese election," said Peter Cardillo, Chief Market Economist at First Standard Financial in New York.
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Children in the tournament were cheered on by crowds of spectators as they played in bright sunshine on the final day of the tournament on Tuesday.
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While they cheered on his fight with Mr. Trump, they argued that Mr. Comey should not have made public the email inquiry the way he did.
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For years, Zaman , the country's largest newspaper, and Samanyolu TV, both run by Gülen loyalists, cheered on the investigations and demonized anyone who questioned the evidence.
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But after being married to three Islamic State fighters and witnessing executions like those she had once cheered on social media, she wants to come home.
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He was cheered on by his family, including his 3-year-old sister and grandparents, as well as hundreds of fans who came out to support him.
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American Kyle Mack, cheered on by U.S. President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka, took the silver with 168.75 points, while Britain's Billy Morgan won the bronze with 168.00.
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He was often cheered on by his children — daughters Elyn and Marjorie, and sons Jesse and Micah — and wife Katie, his manager whom he married in 2012.
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Trump also lied that "thousands" of Muslims cheered on 9/11 in New Jersey, which he had to realize would gin up further hatred toward all Muslims.
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European stocks soared to close sharply higher on Friday, after investors cheered on the news that the U.S. had created 218.4,27.5 jobs during the month of June.
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The following day, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star cheered on Thompson, 27, at a Cleveland Cavaliers game, as seen in a photo obtained by TMZ.
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Charlotte wore little pink sunglasses that matched her sundress as she cheered on dad and played with her brother Prince George on the sidelines at Beaufort Park.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Filipinos cheered on Sunday as they watched boxing hero Manny Pacquiao knock out Argentina's Lucas Matthysse in a WBA welterweight championship bout in Kuala Lumpur.
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Eight-times champion Serena Williams was cheered on to victory in her second round match by Prince George's aunt — fellow American Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex.
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European markets posted strong gains by Thursday's close, as investors cheered on a positive set of corporate earnings, rather than dwelling on the slump in oil prices.
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In a video posted on the mother of three's Instagram Story, Kardashian West stood with her arm around Shepherd while the pair cheered on the birthday girl.
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" They were cheered on by local officials who claimed, as one put it, that Jews "exploited the Christians in a hundred unscrupulous ways, to their own aggrandizement.
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Today was Baptism Sunday and nearly a dozen adults signed up, cheered on by a crowd of mostly 20-somethings who were gathered behind a metal barricade.
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While she is being cheered on the Democratic left, centrists may react more warily, knowing that their voters sent them to Washington to compromise more than fight.
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The world cheered on Monday with the news that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, known more widely as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, welcomed a son.
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Likewise, Sophie Turner was spotted waving Joe and Nick Jonas' arms back and forth in excitement as the Game of Thrones actress also cheered on the performers.
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Females spectators on Friday cheered on two of the teams in the Saudi Professional League, Al-Ahli F.C. and Al-Batin F.C. Al-Ahli won 5-0.
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The Russian Doll star and creator, 213, caught Twitter's attention at the 271 Emmy Awards on Sunday night as she cheered on her friends and fellow actors.
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Adrian Altmann cheered on his daughter, Livia, the Swiss captain, by ringing a cantaloupe-size cowbell he brought from his home in Arosa in the Swiss Alps.
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At just 18 years of age, Verstappen, cheered on by legions of his orange-clad supporters, also becomes the youngest driver to start from the front row.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Families, pensioners and young couples in Brazilian shirts cheered on the country's female beach volleyball players competing on Rio's Copacabana beach on Friday.
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Jenner cheered on her daughter, who she shares with ex Travis Scott, shouting, "Yay, big girl!" and "You're so cool, baby!" while Stormi waved to her onlookers.
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Modern Family star Sarah Hyland, who has dealt with her own body shamers in the past and is currently dating former Bachlorette contestant Wells Adams, cheered on Bristowe.
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Despite wretched discomfort (clearly written by a dude), we did a double take and smiled when my friends and co-hosts wished us well and cheered on Linds.
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During a commercial break, Gaga cheered on costar Sam Elliott, who lost the outstanding performance by a male actor in a supporting role award to Green Book's Ali.
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Knowing his presidential campaign is on the ropes, Bush came prepared for a fight Saturday night — and seemed to impress the crowd who cheered on his forceful tone.
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"In the end those who revealed their weak side got cheered on more than the girls who were perfectly cute," said Airi Tsukioka, a producer on the show.
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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher proved once again that they're one of the cutest couples in Hollywood on Wednesday when the duo cheered on the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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On July 10, the actor cheered on Andy Murray at the men's final of Wimbledon wearing a bold teal tweed ensemble with a clashing blue shirt and tie.
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While Democrats and financial sector critics cheered on Cordray, Republicans and the subjects of CFPB oversight complained that the bureau was abusing its authority and hindering U.S. businesses.
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The Spaniard looked fatigued from his exploits against Nadal while the diminutive Sela, cheered on by a flag-waving contingent of fans, struggled with nerves near the end.
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The same forces were later cheered on by Arab and Turkmen residents on Monday as they removed a Kurdish flag that had flown over the Kirkuk governor's office.
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Cheered on by the majority of the 17,000 fans in the arena, Federer produced an astonishing display of power, grace and precision and Djokovic simply had no answer.
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They were with their girls on the field -- not to mention being cheered on by Aunt Roxanne, who was just a little cray-cray protective of her nieces.
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He cheered on Brexit — the decision made by British voters in a June referendum to leave the EU — and he admires French National Front leader Marine Le Pen.
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A registered independent voter named Noel, who declined to give his last name, cheered on the tax reform bill and said that government spending has gone too far.
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He cheered on his pals SpongeBob and Patrick and Squidward in a theatrically masterful production that fired both of our imaginations (and our funny bones) on all pistons.
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The next month, the proud papa also shared a sweet photo of Young spending some quality time with Brayden as they cheered on Taylor at a soccer game.
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"The climate crisis makes our nation and all nations less secure," said Fonda, sporting a red hat as she was cheered on by a crowd that included Sheen.
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But that's fractally true, too: The incentive to have a group and be cheered on by that group seems to create pressure to form smaller and smaller groups.
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The Senate Health Committee had been working on a bipartisan effort, which McCain cheered on, to stabilize ObamaCare's wobbly insurance markets in time for the upcoming plan year.
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The profit-taking capped weeks of market gains as investors cheered on the chances that Bolsonaro would block a return to power of the left-wing Workers Party.
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Though these men are lone gunmen, they're not alone — like the New Zealand attack, the Poway shooter's actions were cheered on by an online audience of anonymous trolls.
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On Monday's episode of The Voice, the Fuller House star, 40, cheered on daughter Natasha as she auditioned for coaches Adam Levine, Miley Cyrus, Blake Shelton and Alicia Keys.
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As a throng of noisy fans at the Olympic Park arena cheered on the sport's elite, the event had the atmosphere of a Super Bowl or monster truck rally.
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For example, Kynikos Associates' Jim Chanos is famous for being one of the early short-seller skeptics in Enron even while Wall Street analysts cheered on the energy company.
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When we cheered on the middle-aged Shane McMahon, as he prepared to leap dozens of feet from a towering steel cage, we could see him gain his courage.
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At one point, he stood on a pub chair and was cheered on as he downed a green cocktail called a "Jackson Five" containing around 20173 shots of alcohol.
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European stocks accelerated gains near the end of Tuesday's session to close higher, as investors cheered on the rally in commodity prices, amid a mixed set of earnings reports.
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The largely Democrat-voting city cheered on Republican Governor Greg Abbott as he said elected officials would meet to discuss hate crimes, gun violence, and domestic terrorism next week.
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Increasingly a symbol for South African unity, Kolisi did not even have a television set when the Springboks, cheered on by Nelson Mandela, won their second title in 2007.
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Shares of Micron soared ahead of the company's earnings report as analysts cheered on the gains, but when the chipmaker reported a strong quarter, the stock started to drop.
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And the president cheered-on a Covington High School student who is suing the Post for $2900 million over its coverage of his encounter with a Native American protester.
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The mayor cheered on the Mets in the World Series, and he has visited Yankee Stadium several times, but for soccer games; his son, Dante, is a soccer fanatic.
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It's much easier to imagine a gradual hollowing-out of democracy akin to what's happened in Hungary, a rise of soft fascism cheered on by Fox News and Breitbart.
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Back in his hometown, a place with a single traffic light, he strapped himself to an iron sled and ran pulling it through the streets, cheered on by neighbors.
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European markets ended Wednesday on a relatively mixed note, as investors cheered on the rebound seen in U.S. markets; yet geopolitical concerns continued to rumble on in the background.
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After the game, Paige choked up at the news conference and Carolina's fan base let out a long sigh for a player it had cheered on for four years.
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It would explain the knee-jerk reactions, rubber-stamped and even cheered on in Congress, to crises in the Levant, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, and other conflict zones like Ukraine.
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Juan Guaidó, cheered on by tens of thousands of demonstrators, declared himself Venezuela's legitimate president on Wednesday, and the U.S., Canada and many Latin American nations recognized his leadership.
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And the end of a ban on women working nights in the Philippines in 2011 was cheered on by call-centres, which need staff during daytime in America and Europe.
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Both were wearing their wedding bands as the cheered on the tiny tots who walked down the runway — including Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice's three youngest daughters.
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Fans of the player, however, cheered on his behavior under the hashtag #DontBlushBaby, inspired by his attempt to fill in the awkward on-air silence that followed his come-on.
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" And while she cheered on her beau during one of his team's final playoff games, she wore "her lucky" knit sweater and a cap, both emblazoned with the words "Patriots.
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European markets posted solid gains by Friday's close, as investors cheered on the rally in mining stocks, a better-than-expected U.S. jobs report and a recovery in oil prices.
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It loved this Gandalf-McGonagall reunion sighting; it cheered on Andy Murray's nod to inclusion in a post-win interview; and it celebrated Roger Federer's record-setting win with gusto.
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Following the incident, a Yelp review page for the Teahouse in Stanley Park was flooded with comments from Trump supporters who praised the firing and others who cheered on Hodge.
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The Canadian, cheered on by hundreds of his countrymen, saved another match point then had a set point of his own but Nadal averted the danger with a heavy serve.
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Their efforts have been cheered on by members of Congress from both parties, many of whom have written legislation that would restrict China's ability to operate in the United States.
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The scrutiny has helped upend the companies' usual place in Washington, where they have long been cheered on as pillars of innovation and a major engine of the country's economy.
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But Trump has cheered on violent retaliation against reporters and constantly parrots the "fake news" charge that has long been a staple of dictators dating back to Hitler and Stalin.
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Republicans cheered on the president, while Democrats grimaced or shook their heads but held their fire and applauded at non-partisan moments, such as when two Holocaust survivors were recognized.
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Meghan also attended the event on Saturday, as she cheered on Harry and his brother Prince William while the royal brothers took to the field at the Coworth Park Polo Club.
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Much to the delight of Maureen McCormick, who played Marcia Brady on the 1969 sitcom, Florence Henderson (Carol Brady) sat in the audience and cheered on her former on-screen daughter.
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Vietnam, long seen as an underdog, had defeated Australia, Iraq and Qatar to face Uzbekistan in the final, cheered on by Vietnamese at home and at the Changzhou Olympic Sports Centre.
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Screenshot: YouTubeA National Guard Soldier arrested Tuesday after stealing an armored personnel carrier Tuesday was cheered on by crowds online and even drew comparisons to Marvin Heemeyer (he of Killdozer fame).
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Foreign leaders who had quietly cheered on the Democrats, and those who dreaded a takeover, are likely aware of the limits of what can be accomplished under this new, divided government.
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A Republican president, cheered on by the Republican base, is more interested in waging an ongoing culture war — against everyone from NFL players to FBI agents — than in any particular policy.
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The other model, more surprisingly, is Jiang Qing (Madame Mao), one of the Cultural Revolution's most reviled figures, who cheered on the Red Guards as they tortured and killed her enemies.
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Magette said Brooklyn head coach Kenny Atkinson told him he would sit before the game, and he cheered on his teammates as best he could through a 72-65 Brooklyn win.
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In a press release accusing Trump of having "cheered on" the collapse of the housing market, the DNC noted that the crash was devastating to minorities like Hispanics and African-Americans.
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Ellen Pompeo cheered on Sandra Oh's Emmy nomination via a heartfelt tweet Friday because Meredith Grey and Cristina Yang are a triumph of female friendship that will never ever die, ever.
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Yet Jeremy Corbyn looked at home on stage at the Synergy Centre in Brighton, cheered on by supporters waving cans of Red Stripe lager and chanting the 68-year-old's name.
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One day after Savannah shushed George on the Buckingham Palace balcony during the Trooping the Colour flypast, the cousins cheered on Prince William at his charity polo match in Gloucester, England.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - A team from Montana won the indigenous riders relay race at the Calgary Stampede on Tuesday night, a bare back relay demonstration event cheered on by 17,000 spectators.
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In the previous session, the Dow Jones industrial average secured another record closing high as investors cheered on news that the Senate narrowly passed a major tax bill over the weekend.
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European markets closed Wednesday's session in the black, as investors cheered on the rally in oil prices and trade news out of the U.S. that was less harsh than previously predicted.
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Given low borrowing costs, the costs and risks of federal debt are far less than the usual suspects — again, the same people who cheered on the Trump tax cut — have claimed.
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What Was Said The Facts Democrats have neither cheered on Mr. Trump's withdrawal from a summit with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, nor defended the violent gang MS-13.
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Looks the apparent owner of the beers -- the guy with the glasses -- wasn't too upset with the move either -- if anything, Fisher was getting cheered on by all the Chiefs fans.
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SHANGHAI — Chinese officials cheered on the country's stock market when it reached heady new highs, offering hope that it could become a new source of money to fix China's economic problems.
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These were pretty familiar roles for boys and girls, historically: Boys were cheered on for playing with construction sets and electronics kits, while girls were steered toward dolls and toy kitchens.
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Cheered on by the home crowd the world number eight eased through the first set but fell a break behind in the second before upping her game to avoid a deciding set.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Noisy, banner-waving supporters cheered on candidates in the Philippines on Thursday as they registered for mid-term elections next year seen as a referendum on President Rodrigo Duterte's administration.
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And they cheered on speakers who delivered impassioned -- and in at least one instance, profanity-laced -- rallying cries for the preservation of rights they said could be eroded under Donald Trump's presidency.
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Then, the co-hosts, each channeling a different celebrity's iconic look from over the years, made their grand entrance one by one, cheered on by a mob of fans and clamoring photographers.
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Adele was cheered on as she gave a shoutout to Kesha: "I'd like to take this moment to publicly support Kesha," she said from the stage while picking up her first award.
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"John Krasinski cheered on his wife in the crowd and Emily Blunt managed to find him and smiled y'all this is true love and I'm here for it," wrote one Twitter user.
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From his perch as a CNN commentator, Lewandowski has cheered on the campaign and occasionally undermined Manafort, even suggesting at one point he step down over plagiarism in Melania Trump's convention speech.
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Former U.S. Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn and Nashville Predators defenseman P.K. Subban shared a kiss in the stands on Thursday as they cheered on Serena Williams and Novak Djokavic in their matches.
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Chinese air force pilots flew two of the twin-engine prototypes for several minutes at the International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition in the southern city of Zhuhai, as crowds cheered on below.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Several hundred English far-right activists applauded and cheered on Saturday when a large cut out picture of U.S. President Donald Trump was unveiled during a march through central London.
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The two danced to the Bee Gees' music from the film's best-selling soundtrack, and sampled slices from Lennys as they were cheered on by thousands of admirers gathered along 86th Street.
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She also cheered on Today co-host Hoda Kotb, whom Lopez and Rodriguez had challenged to take on the diet starting Friday — while calling out Carson Daly for giving up so quickly.
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Serena was on the guest list for Meghan and Prince Harry's royal wedding in May, and Meghan cheered on the athlete at Wimbledon over the summer alongside sister-in-law Kate Middleton.
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In contrast to their historical stance of bipartisan support for whistleblowers, Republicans on Capitol Hill, for the most part, have either recklessly cheered on and enabled this harassment or remained strangely silent.
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The video of Mamoudou Gassama's quick climbing to reach the child, cheered on by terrified onlookers, went viral on social media, with people calling the 22-year-old a real spider man.
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Fred Levinson, who directed the scene, instead added white bystanders, who cheered on Simpson as he sprinted through the empty hallways, telegraphing that he was safe, and therefore that they were, too.
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He would never again be allowed to enjoy the game loves, to be cheered on by fans and teammates, or to enjoy the fame, money, or glory that goes along with that.
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If you feel discomfited by the violence against women, that's at least a part of the point, and if you cheered on that violence, that's also at least part of the point.
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Cheered on by a thick crowd of spectators, he was lifted into the air by members of his team, including the 215 professional runners who had acted as pacesetters during the run.
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At the awards show on Sunday night, Carole King presented Swift, 200, with the honor as her parents Andrea and Scott and best friend Selena Gomez cheered on from the front row.
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Cheruiyot, cheered on by a sizeable Kenyan contingent in a full house at the air-conditioned Khalifa stadium, took the lead from the gun and broke away along with compatriot Ronald Kwemoi.
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"What's important is that we went through," said Messi, who had been cheered on by compatriot Diego Maradona watching from the stands, along with a massive following of passionate and loud Argentine supporters.
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A crowd sporting in Derby hats and sipping mint juleps cheered on as Nyquist was gifted the famous garland of roses, which weighs over 40 pounds and includes over 400 hand-sewn roses.
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Brexit will be an added complication in addressing this problem and in a sense is another part of Trump's legacy given the way he has cheered on the Brexiteers, contrary to US interests.
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Israel Cycling Academy's Guillaume Boivin was cheered on by the home crowd as the Canadian, along with Marco Frapporti (Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec) and Enrico Barbin (Bardiani-CSF), led the race from the start.
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Skiing in his fourth Games and cheered on by King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, Myhrer won by 63 seconds from Ramon Zenhaeusern of Switzerland and by 0.67 from Michael Matt of Austria.
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For accelerant, Mr. Rush squirts napalm into the grill, while, because of a chemical pollutant upstream, the nearby river runs red, cheered on by the local high schoolers, whose team color it is.
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Mr. Trump and his allies had cheered on WikiLeaks during the campaign, when it released troves of embarrassing internal emails and documents stolen from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman.
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"He is very down to earth, absolutely approachable, an absolute champion," said Norwegian fan Jeffrey Allan Kolkmann, from Trondheim, who cheered on Svindal and silver medallist Kjetil Jansrud from behind the finish area.
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At the end of the movie, when Brittany signs up for the marathon again the next year and actually makes it to the race — cheered on by friends she'd previously spurned — I cried.
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Some White House officials privately expressed concern on Monday about Trump's Phoenix rally, fearing he might revisit the Charlottesville issue in the heat of the moment while cheered on by thousands of supporters.
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President Trump cheered on former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's return to Breitbart News on Saturday, saying in a tweet that Bannon may do "even better than before," back at the website.
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"We felt very excited, we were so happy because she was able to move on," said Eduardo Mecking, a 44-year-old engineer who cheered on Silva with his wife and two young boys.
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The French-speaking Medvedev was cheered on by a partisan crowd and finished off a tired-looking Thiem 6-63 6-1 to end the Austrian's six-match winning streak in under an hour.
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Rarely is the appearance of Godzilla-like beasts accompanied by applause instead of screams of terror, but over the past weekend, 750,000 people cheered on towering robotic monsters duking it out in downtown Ottawa.
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According to NBC, the swimmer from Uttoxeter, England, was cheered on by his mother – who reportedly flew for the first time in her life in order to see her son compete in the Olympics.
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The psychology of the massive support has a huge effect on both sides of the game: being cheered-on can invigorate your home team and being booed can undermine the visiting team a lot!
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European stocks finished in the black on Thursday as investors cheered on the sharp rebound in oil prices and the positive trade seen on Wall Street, while filtering through another batch of corporate earnings.
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Meanwhile, on Sunday, Harry made an appearance at the London Marathon, where he cheered on runners, met with volunteers, watched some of the runners and presented medals to the London Marathon and Wheelchair winners.
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Markle, who films the hit legal drama in the Canadian city, was all smiles as she cheered on the athletes in the Paralympic-style Invictus Games for wounded service members from around the world.
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The reason that might make sense: Trump has expressed interest in canceling the nuclear deal, but the protests that swept Iran and have been cheered on by the Trump administration could complicate the timing.
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"Today, The Duke of Sussex, Patron of The London Marathon Charitable Trust, attended the 2019 @LondonMarathon where he cheered on runners, thanked volunteers for their selfless support, and congratulated the winners," the caption read.
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Bella cheered on her ex-bf Thursday at his soccer match in L.A. The two have been spending a lot of time together since her trip to Cannes with Scott, which didn't end well.
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However, the pound, which initially cheered on the news, took a turn for the worse as concerns mounted that the UK may be headed for a long delay, which could lead to more uncertainty.
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Duterte, as part of an effort to rid the Philippines of drug users, has publicly cheered on and inspired thousands of extrajudicial killings during his time in office, drawing scorn from human rights organizations.
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He called undocumented immigrants criminals, declared himself a proud nationalist, cheered on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and called Democrats names — and touted a seemingly made-up tax break that no one can explain.
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That irrational permissiveness needs to be addressed, but gun advocates — cheered on by President Trump — instead seized on the terrible events to promote their agenda that the answer to gun violence is more guns.
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Competitors in the annual male-only event made the precarious dash under rainbow bunting and cheered on by crowds clutching pink balloons who lined the street in Chueca, a gay neighborhood in central Madrid.
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Several mass shooters, including those accused in shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand, and El Paso, had posted hate-filled screeds on the forum before their attacks, and been cheered on by the site's users.
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Meanwhile, cheered on by supply-siders, Trump is considering using a power that previous Republican administrations felt the president did not possess to cut investment taxes sharply by indexing capital gains calculation to inflation.
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Mr. Trump was cheered on by some Republican allies on Tuesday, including Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a longtime advocate of confrontation with Iran who golfed with the president in Florida on Tuesday.
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Cheered on by a supportive crowd, Mexico showed no sign of letting down their fans down despite missing key figures like Hector Herrera, Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez, Carlos Vela and Hirving Lozano from their squad.
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Entrepreneurs and economists cheered on Wednesday when the government announced it was lifting two of the most heavily criticized restrictions that would cap restaurant seating at 50 and allow just one business license per person.
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British athlete Ann Packer is cheered on by students at the Coombe County Girls School, after winning the 800 meters at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964 and setting a new world record in the process.
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As figure skater Adam Rippon took the ice for his free skate portion of the men's event at the 2018 Winter Olympics, he was cheered on by friend and fellow out gay athlete Gus Kenworthy.
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European equities closed mostly higher Monday despite a turbulent trading day as investors cheered on the jump in oil prices and mining stocks, and shook off the mixed news coming from China and individual businesses.
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She started the day makeup-free at the Balenciaga show, followed by a front row cameo at Givenchy where she cheered on her sister Kendall who took the catwalk for the first time in Paris.
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The Mexico City crowd cheered on their hero over the three rounds and Sanchez gets back in the win column with the victory over Held (his last outing resulting in a loss to Joe Lauzon).
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The finance minister, Lou Jiwei, suggested that foreign officials should curb their complaints about industrial production surpluses because their governments had cheered on China's investment spree during the global financial crisis that began in 2008.
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"Donald Trump cheered on Britain's current crisis, which has sucked millions of dollars out of your retirement accounts, because, he said, it might bring more rich people to his new golf course," Ms. Warren said.
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The singer added that her mother, who gave birth to Gomez at 16 and cheered on her career every step of the way, encouraged her daughter not to judge others, and instead appreciate their gifts.
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He cheered on the basketball team at its championship game in February, and in May he challenged the players to a game at the Coney Island Y.M.C.A. against him and a group of fellow officers.
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Democrats cheered on the floor Friday after they defeated Republicans' latest MTR effort to tweak a sweeping government reform package, a sign of just how low the bar has fallen for Democrats to claim victory.
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Chandeliers glittered above the fighters trying to warm up and calm down, while the crowds upstairs cheered on the amateurs, including a sleepy-eyed 11-year-old who would knock out his grade-school opponent.
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Supporters of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) cheered on Thursday as organizers of the annual conservative gathering held outside of Washington, D.C., mentioned the National Rifle Association (NRA) as one of the key sponsors.
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If he survives the primary season, even by one delegate over Biden, Bernie won't just ride off into the sunset — he'll command the bully pulpit with a moral bullhorn, cheered on by equally bullish believers.
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When I saw the little girl with the perfect roti, I worried about her being cheered on to join the millions of women who are expected to churn out roti after roti their entire lives.
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But the best fun is at the events themselves, watching the Laotian teams being cheered on by their raucous international supporters — even though that competitive side event offers their best chance at winning a medal.
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Before we compare whether individual black or white players have more fans, we should ask whether black or white players in general tend to be cheered on more by people who share their skin color.
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New evidence of how tainted that pool was comes from the late-breaking fact that the jury foreman in Stone's case had cheered on both the Mueller investigation and the very raid that arrested Stone.
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Even people who opposed Dwight D. Eisenhower liked the interstate highway system, and John F. Kennedy's most bitter political rival, Richard Nixon, cheered on the astronauts who fulfilled JFK's challenge of landing humans on the Moon.
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The panel made jokes and laughed at Cassie and Colton's expense, Jason cheered on his boy, and Chris shared a little bit of information from his own Fantasy Suite on Bachelor in Paradise with Krystal Nielson.
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The two crossed midway on their 36-minute walk, Lijana, 42, sitting down so Nik, 40, could step over her, before she got up and continued her way, cheered on by a crowd of thousands below.
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THE Chinese authorities are so angry with South Korea that they have cheered on boycotts of South Korean goods and culture, persecuted South Korean firms operating in China and discouraged Chinese tourists from visiting South Korea.
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After the January de-verification — in response to which Bannon gave meticulous instructions about Breitbart's coverage, down to headline and format — the Breitbart executive chair cheered on as his lieutenant started to hammer the social network.
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He posted the video — which shows Lylah making her way through the course, cheered on by an audience of her favorite stuffed animals and narrated by her dad — on Reddit and it quickly became a hit.
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Europe finished Monday mixed as investors cheered on the rally in ARM after Softbank tabled a $22 billion offer for the semiconductor giant; however geopolitical events around the world continued to add pressure to the region.
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Even people who opposed Dwight D. Eisenhower liked the interstate highway system, and John F. Kennedy's most bitter political rival, Richard Nixon, cheered on the astronauts who fulfilled JFK's challenge of landing humans on the moon.
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The lifelong friends, who first met in Boston as kids, cheered on their favorite baseball team on Sunday as they beat the Los Angeles Dodgers in game five of the World Series to win the title.
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Jay Z cheered on his wife Beyoncé during her epic Grammys performance, but as soon as the ceremony was over, he was back to proving he could still hold his own with her on a track.
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The President seemed to have his loyal base in mind by engineering a shutdown drama that appears to have no easy exits, but allows him to make a political stand cheered on by the conservative media.
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This might have made his remarks about blocking all Muslim travel into the U.S. and his claim that "thousands" of Muslims cheered on 9/11 in New Jersey not only palatable to his base, but welcome.
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Those assembled in the East Room, however, cheered on Trump, who took special care in his opening remarks to note his administration's work to undo some of the elements of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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Cheered on by fans wearing yellow foam crowns instead of the Egyptian headdresses that greeted American Pharoah in 21973, Justify won the Belmont Stakes in emphatic fashion on Saturday to earn a crown of his own.
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Unfortunately, American corporate leadership, cheered on by Wall Street, has been steeped for several decades in a culture of profit-squeezing, one that regards the subversion of the democratic process as a price of doing business.
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Let me be clear: Trump made fearmongering of Muslims one of the main pillars of his 2016 campaign -- with comments like "Islam hates us" and false claims that Muslims in New Jersey cheered on 9/11.
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In London, cheered on by huge crowds at Greenwich Park, on the banks of the Thames, Hester, Dujardin, and Laura Bechtolsheimer—the daughter of Hester's old patron—won the team gold, Britain's first-ever dressage medal.
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The president cheered on the lawmakers on Twitter, in interviews and in private, urging Mr. Gaetz on Air Force One in December 2017 and in subsequent phone calls to keep up the House Republicans' oversight work.
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That was when the subreddit started becoming a place where Islamophobia was not only tolerated, but was cheered on, and the extent of the subreddit's "no racism" rule, which replaced "no bigotry" in February, was explained.
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The couple, who share 6-year-old daughter Blue Ivy and 10-month-old twins Sir and Rumi, cheered on the Golden State Warriors as they faced the New Orleans Pelicans in Saturday night's NBA playoffs game.
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Inside the Show Host with the most Tracee Ellis Ross was supported by brother Evan Ross and his wife Ashlee Simpson, who cheered on the black-ish star with a standing ovation during her opening dance number.
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That helps explain why the Dragons have been cheered on by Puppy champions such as Larry Correia: it's an award that promises easy access in a variety of genres that this particular group of voters congregate around.
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But just as in Pennsylvania, Trump was greeted here by a packed crowd of supporters who cheered on their candidate, unbothered by his delay -- even though several attendees said they had arrived more than six hours earlier.
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They were first pictured together at the opening ceremony for the event in Toronto last year, and they cheered on competitors hoping to be chosen for the British team for Sydney a month before they were married.
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The former rugby player and his daughter cheered on Zara at The Festival of British Eventing in Gloucestershire on Saturday, but also took some time to experience all the festival at Gatcombe Park had to offer together.
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Extrajudicial killings, like the thousands that have already taken place in the last seven months, were likely taking place the same night that thousands of teens cheered on dela Rosa, the mastermind behind this war on drugs.
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Being cheered on by the likes of Bill Kristol, Jennifer Rubin and the whole team of Never-Trump Republicans, the pre-Trump GOP could see Haley as their big chance to take back the reins of power.
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But his own health experts remain unsure of when that will be, and in the meantime both Congress and the Federal Reserve have scrambled to cushion the blow to the economy, responses that Trump cheered on Monday.
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When Andreescu faced Williams inside Arthur Ashe Stadium she was cheered on at viewing parties across her home country, the type normally reserved for events like Olympic ice hockey finals featuring Canada but never before for tennis.
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Iranian expats mingled among Europeans and Americans in the purple glow of the stage lights as an Iranian man with gray hair snapped his fingers and spun on his toes, cheered on by a circle of dancers.
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For nearly two years, President Trump has pursued an aggressive, far-reaching effort, lobbied for and cheered on by industry, to free American business from what he and many of his supporters view as excessive environmental regulation.
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When the Afghan female robotics team, made up of teenagers from the western city of Herat, finally made it to a global competition in the U.S. last month, they were cheered on by people around the world.
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Yes, believe it or not, it's been 25 years since we fell in love with Ross and Rachel (were they on a break, though?), cheered on Monica and Chandler, and laughed endlessly at Phoebe and Joey's antics.
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GROEBMING, Austria (Reuters) - More than 200 motorists driving a variety of classic cars have taken to the mountain roads of Styria, southern Austria, for the annual Ennstal-Classic race, cheered on by tens of thousands of spectators.
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Now, after being married to three Islamic State fighters and witnessing executions like those she had once cheered on social media, Ms. Muthana says she is deeply sorry and wants to return home to the United States.
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As a public company, you are no longer being supportively cheered on, but independently scrutinized by investors who understand the business in less detail and are liable to react strongly to indicators whose significance they can easily misinterpret.
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It was at the same Sovereign's Parade when Prince William was cheered on by his then-girlfriend, Kate Middleton, her parents and two of his closest friends who were there to watch his own ceremony 11 years ago.
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Instead of American Pharoah's historic stretch drive with a capacity crowd on hand to witness, about half as many people cheered on three gray horses, all of them long shots, as they raced home in a photo finish.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French hoteliers cheered on Wednesday a Paris City Council decision making it mandatory from December for people renting their apartments on short-term rental websites such as Airbnb to register their property with the town hall.
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Cheered on by a boisterous group of family and friends, some of whom took their shirts off despite the freezing temperatures at Phoenix Snow Park, Graham celebrated with a huge Australian flag given to him by his father.
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The channel cheered on the 2011 Arab Spring revolts, particularly in Egypt, but now faces aggressive competition in its home region, and suspicion from many governments over air time given to Islamist groups in Syria, Libya and elsewhere.
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During the screening, the star and her husband José "Pepe" Bastón stood quietly in the back of the ballroom, holding their son while he played with a rattle and cheered on the episode with his own coos and giggles.
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After the shot-caller finished her match, she ran to talk enthusiastically with her family in the audience, like any young participant might as they're learning the ropes in their first competition, cheered on by those who know them.
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To be cheered on and to hear a "Way to go!" is something many of us had never received in our entire lives, and to hear that every time we pass the clock makes us never want to stop.
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When Suu Kyi swept to power in an electoral landslide in 2360.0000, analysts predicted Western companies, whose government's had cheered on the transition to democracy in the Southeast Asian nation that began in 2011, would flock to the country.
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Financial markets cheered on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would delay an increase in tariffs on Chinese goods, which fueled optimism the two sides may be drawing closer to a deal to end their trade war.
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Cheered on by a capacity crowd that included his fiancée and their infant son, Phelps stormed to the wall in one minute, 54.84 seconds to become the first American male swimmer to make five Olympic teams in his career.
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With a population of about 330,000, which is roughly the size of English city Leicester, home to the newly-crowned Premier League champions, Iceland were cheered on by a strong contingent of passionate fans wearing the side's blue colours.
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While Christina and her husband Ant Anstead spent time in the hospital on Saturday with their son Hudson London, who was born on Friday, El Moussa cheered on daughter Taylor Reese at her first soccer game of the season.
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This is different from other politicians using weasel words or vague statements or recontextualizing something—Trump lies about everything from giving to charity to the size of the crowds he draws to whether American Muslims cheered on 9/11.
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President Trump can do serious damage to the pharmaceutical price-gougers if he wants to, and will be cheered on by everyone who is not on the payroll of the pharmaceutical industry, and even some of them as well.
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Cheered on by grassroots progressives, they are agitating to aggressively take on Trump at every turn and don't want Schumer to cave to Trump or be too cautious as it relates to senators running for re-election this year.
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More recently, Trump cheered on his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani over his plans to meet with leaders in Ukraine to encourage investigations there involving former Vice President Joe Biden and his son — plans Giuliani canceled after allegations of meddling.
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In his obsession to undo all Obama accomplishments, and cheered on by both domestic supporters and several Middle Eastern countries (who would delight in our fighting their war), President Trump threw aside the main path for dialogue with Iran.
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After all, this is the same Trump who during the campaign publicly mocked disabled reporter Serge Kovaleski by mimicking Kovaleski's movements simply because the reporter refused to support Trump's lie that Muslims in New Jersey cheered on 9/11.
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Meghan, wearing wearing a cotton gingham Ashland dress by Shoshanna and her favorite white-and-black Madewell x Biltmore Panama hat, was all smiles as she cheered on the brothers at the Audi Polo Challenge in Ascot, England, on June 30.
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Hours later, speaking from the balcony of his party's headquarters in Ankara, cheered on by thousands of supporters below, he suggested a connection between the opposition, expat voters in America and a violent coup attempt that rocked Turkey two summers ago.
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Cheered on by thousands of fans in Saransk's Mordovia Arena, Peru played with great verve for much of the game but ended up rueing a dreadful penalty miss from Christian Cueva which would have put them ahead just minutes before halftime.
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At a rally on February 2.83th in Munich, where BMW's headquarters is located, dozens of people chanted a pro-diesel rhyme together, and cheered on speakers who accused "eco-fascists" and "green ideologists" of wanting to destroy the car industry.
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He's every kid who was inspired to become a scientist because he picked up an Iron Man comic at the right time, or every adult who's cheered on Chris Evans (the real-life Captain America) when he battles Nazis on Twitter.
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PARIS, July 7.33 (Reuters) - French hoteliers cheered on Wednesday a Paris City Council decision making it mandatory from December for people renting their apartments on short-term rental websites such as Airbnb to register their property with the town hall.
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Cubs players held their own euphoric party at Progressive Field, cheered on by a boisterous contingent of their fans after earlier squandering a 26-210 lead with four outs left in the game, only to bounce back for the precious victory.
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"We should never be deterred by temporary setbacks or regrettable events which we encounter in our course to build an open, free and democratic and prosperous Zimbabwe," said Mnangagwa, who was cheered on by supporters chanting his election campaign slogans.
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The 26-year-old was cheered on by local residents on the city center streets, including 22-year-old Haya who clutched a Syrian flag drawn on a simple piece of paper as she waited for the competition to come by.
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Now however to win the White House Mr Trump needs to wear down the resistance of a chunk of the Republican electorate, notably whites with college degrees, who cannot bring themselves to vote for a man being cheered on by racists.
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The story of the club coach who had been about to give up the sport until his girlfriend Jennifer persuaded him to carry on captured the headlines last year as his noisy fan club cheered on 'Will Bomb' at courtside.
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Viviani's victory was the perfect follow-up to Julian Alaphilippe's win on Monday for the Belgian team, who retained the yellow jersey after the Frenchman was cheered on all the way from Reims by massive crowds of locals and tourists.
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The French duo went at full tilt on the descent into St Eterne and held off a trimmed-down kiloton at the finish, cheered on by huge crowds hoping to celebrate the first French winner of the Tour since 1985.
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The vote was the latest action in a deregulatory blitz at the agency cheered on by media, broadband and cable corporations, but opposed by many Democrats and consumer advocates, who say Americans will be hurt from greater consolidation in those industries.
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The three videos that received the most tweets were featured in the webcast of the Tesla Model 3 "handoff" event Friday night, where Musk, cheered on by an audience, announced the delivery of the first 30 Tesla Model 3 vehicles.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Cheered on by thousands of flag-waving Austrians, the leaders of Europe's biggest far-right parties railed on Friday against the European Union and Islam and urged Britons to free themselves from what they called heartless EU technocrats.
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The South Florida Sun-Sentinel initially reported that Trump would be back to his favorite Super Bowl destination again this year, after golfing and hosting a Sunday game party that was cheered on by Florida Atlantic University marching band and cheerleaders.
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SHENZHEN, China (Reuters) - Thousands of Chinese basketball fans cheered on the Los Angeles Lakers and Brooklyn Nets at an NBA exhibition game in the city of Shenzhen on Saturday night - but some warned the organization to stay out of politics.
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MESETAS, Colombia — As United Nations inspectors slammed shut a shipping container filled with rifles, fighters from Colombia's largest rebel group cheered on Tuesday morning when their leader declared that they had laid down their arms after 52 years of guerrilla war.
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Cheered on by a loud, flag-waving contingent of Greek fans inside and outside Rod Laver Arena, Tsitsipas displayed his varied toolbox, producing 22 aces, 30 more winners than unforced errors (68-38) and a nose for getting to the net.
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A voter who declined to be named explained that he cheered on Bredesen when he was governor but can't vote for him in the Senate race because of his concern that he will get manipulated by Democratic leaders and impede Trump's agenda.
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Nearly two months after filing for divorce from Baskett, the Kendra on Top star documented a trip to Las Vegas, where the pair cheered on their 8-year-old son Hank IV as he participated in a series of ice hockey games.
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While several were still skeptical as to whether or not the 93-year-old — who led the country to independence from the UK in 1980 — would willingly step down, the march itself was jubilant as citizens cheered on the military for intervening.
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Wade — who first joined the Heat in 2003 — was cheered on by his wife and little Kaavia as he shot 30 points in 34 minutes in the Heat's 122-99 win over the Philadelphia 76ers for his final home game in April.
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One of the book's themes is the degree to which Western capitalists — bankers and oilmen — abetted Putin's rise to power, cheered on his capture of resources and partnered with him no matter what he was doing to Russia's democratic and capitalist experiment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cheered on by loyalists, President Donald Trump did not hold back as he celebrated the end of his impeachment saga on Thursday with a mix of expletives and insults for his opponents and praise for the supporters who stuck with him.
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In December, Herman and Woods' children — Sam, 11, and Charlie, 9, who he shares with ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, 38 — were pictured wearing matching red and black outfits as they cheered on the golfer during the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas.
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William was joined by wife Kate Middleton and their three kids — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — at the King Power Royal Charity Polo Day on Wednesday, while Harry was cheered on by Meghan Markle and their 2-month-old son Archie.
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In her coming out interview with Diane Sawyer last April, Sawyer asked if she cheered on President Barack Obama for being the first president to use the word transgender in his 2015 State of the Union address: Sawyer: Did you cheer the president?
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They're the ones who knew us back when: the sorority sisters who taught me how to cook and live on my own, the grad school roommate who cheered on my first writing gigs, the pals from my early 230s who celebrated my engagement.
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The "Shallow" singer, who took home the award for best pop duo or group performance for her song, couldn't get enough of nominee Monáe's performance, throwing her hands up and head banging beside her pals as she stood and cheered on the singer.
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Cheered on by thousands of fans around the world, Hanyu came through on Saturday, thanks to the steely determination that helped him overcome everything from the asthma that once limited his training time to last year's ankle damage that still hasn't completely healed.
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And he publicly avoided human rights when he met with Rodrigo Duterte, the controversial Philippine President who has publicly cheered on and inspired thousands of extrajudicial killings as part of a nationwide effort to get rid of drug users in the Philippines.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ U.S.-China trade: Global markets were not cheered on Thursday when The Wall Street Journal reported that Chinese negotiators were reluctant to commit to the size of purchases of U.S. farm goods in an interim agreement aimed at ending a tariff war.
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During the occupation, the Bundys were cheered on — both in person and online — by members of the so-called Patriot Movement, a loose network of militia-type groups, who are deeply skeptical of federal power and sometimes attend protests armed with semiautomatic rifles.
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I remember a time not long ago when Republicans like me supported free trade and attempted to cut and limit agricultural subsidies, as we were cheered on by the Club for Growth and others who routinely labeled farm subsidies as corporate welfare.
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Many protesters chose not to enter the designated rally zone, where Northam had instituted a temporary weapons ban, and instead packed the surrounding streets, many dressed in tactical gear and camouflage and carrying military-style rifles as they cheered on the speakers.
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As the world waited to see how President Donald Trump would respond to the Iranian missile strikes on al-Asad airbase in Iraq, one of his favorite television hosts cheered on potential reprisals, including retaliation aimed at creating "major poverty" for Iranians.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The synchronized global economic expansion, cheered on by investors who pushed Wall Street stocks to a record high last month, has started to sour and is increasingly at risk from a developing trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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But as advocates cheered on the law's repeal, for many it sounded as if they were coming home to a city once again theirs; one that didn't fall prey, as it often does, to the powerful forces of gentrification, or corporate control.
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LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - The synchronised global economic expansion, cheered on by investors who pushed Wall Street stocks to a record high last month, has started to sour and is increasingly at risk from a developing trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Cheered on by crowds, teams of runners dressed as Batman, Darth Vader and yellow "Minions" movie characters raced up and down an east London street on the traditional Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday, which precedes Ash Wednesday, the first day of the season of Lent.
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When Lindsey Vonn told CNN in the lead up to the Winter Olympics last year that she wouldn't visit the White House if she won a medal, some people cheered on Twitter when she didn't win the Super-G, claiming she didn't represent them anyway.
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In a video posted on the mother of three's Instagram Story, Kardashian West stood with her arm around Shepherd — who first became Kardashian West's assistant in 2013 and briefly rose to be COO of Kardashian West Brands — while the pair cheered on the birthday girl.
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Olympic protocol meant fans and photographers were denied that money-shot of seeing Latynina present Phelps with the historic 19th medal even though she was one of 17,500 spectators who cheered on the American as he broke the record at the London Aquatics Center.
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The channel cheered on Doha's bank-rolling of the Arab Spring revolts, particularly a mass uprising in Egypt, but now faces aggressive competition in its home region, and suspicion from many governments over air time given to Islamist groups in Syria, Libya and elsewhere.
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When Congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez first came to Washington she cheered on protestors who took over Pelosi's office and she's only been amassing more support for her Green New Deal, which seeks to put the nation on a 100 percent diet of renewable energy.
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The region's leaders have not forgotten how the Palestinians cheered on Saddam Hussein after his invasion of Kuwait, which prompted Kuwait to expel 300,000 Palestinians, a fact ignored by their American sycophants, and how their corrupt leaders have squandered the Gulf states' financial aid.
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The former president granted Assange asylum in 2012 and has been leading a campaign cheered on by WikiLeaks to expose alleged corruption by Moreno that has included the release of damaging personal documents and photos, including several that showed him eating lobster in bed.
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Murray's replacement Kyle Edmund stepped up to beat Philipp Kohlschreiber 6-3 7-5 before Dan Evans, cheered on by a healthy band of flag-waving Brits, held his nerve to beat big-hitting Jan-Lennard Struff 7-6(6) 3-6 7-6(2).
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Mr. Bocuse emerged as the first among a brilliant band of chefs who developed a modernized version of classic French cooking in the late 1960s and early '230s, cheered on by Henri Gault and Christian Millau, the publishers of the influential Gault-Millau Guide.
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Britain again left out their talisman Andy Murray but his replacement Kyle Edmund stepped up to beat Philipp Kohlschreiber 6-3 7-5 before Dan Evans, cheered on by several hundred traveling fans, beat Jan-Lennard Struff 7-6(6) 3-63 7-6(2).
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Survivors of the massacre at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, took center stage at a town hall hosted by CNN as thousands of community members cheered on the young people thrust into the national spotlight by a massacre that killed 17 people.
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WASHINGTON — Critics of President Trump cheered on Monday when a federal judge ruled that the former White House counsel Donald F. McGahn II must testify to Congress — and scathingly labeled "fiction" the administration's arguments that top White House aides are immune from congressional subpoenas.
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Mr. Bannon and Mr. Trump were delighted by and cheered on some of Mr. Miller's more infamous and combative episodes with the news media, like when he chastised a CNN reporter for displaying "cosmopolitan bias" in his understanding of the White House's immigration positions.
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In a warm, party atmosphere, the audience - which included U.S. pop singer Christina Aguilera - cheered on French model Cindy Bruna, dressed in a pleated aniseed-coloured chiffon dress and Coco Rocha in her monochrome dress and vest, a mix of wool and a python pattern.
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The past year has been a big one for Upton: Just days after she cheered on her fiancé, pitcher Justin Verlander (wearing a special team necklace!) as he helped the Houston Astros win the World Series, the two jetted off to Italy for a fairy tale wedding.
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Fervently cheered on every shot by the sellout crowd, the 32-year-old from Clara, who began the day with a four stroke lead, was never seriously troubled in the final round with England's Tommy Fleetwood unable to take his chances to put him under pressure.
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Dwyane Wade — who first joined the Heat in 2003 — was cheered on by his wife, actress Gabrielle Union, and their five-month-old daughter, Kaavia James Union Wade, as he shot 30 points in 34 minutes in the 122-99 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday.
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Unfortunately, it appears we are in for a total circus, with full-time activists leveraging fearmongering, oversimplified half-truths, and outright demagoguery in attempts to preserve the one-sided "wins" they have achieved in recent years, cheered on by an echo-chamber of quasi-activist faux-reporters.
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Cheered on by a packed and rowdy crowd desperate for a British win on day one at the tournament, the Briton showed all the guts and guile he needed to get through two rounds of qualifying, as well as the coaching he does to pay the bills.
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MSNBC anchor Ari Melber, who counseled Nunberg to seek professional advice and was cheered on social media for his soft touch with him in a Monday interview, said that while he did not detect alcohol on Nunberg, it appeared he was struggling emotionally in some way.
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At the end of the Los Angeles Lakers&apos blowout win over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, LeBron James took off his shoes, gave them to some young fans, then cheered on his teammates while in socks, even running on the floor and sliding in them.
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Inspired by the adventures of "Batkid" in San Francisco the previous year, the idea was that Olgiven could hang out with Batman, get a ride in the Batmobile, and rescue other kidnapped superheroes in a trampoline park while being cheered on by his friends and family.
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Harlem, N.Y. -- Hundreds of Michael Bloomberg supporters in New York cheered on the former mayor's vast wealth during a kickoff event in Harlem on Saturday, even as his fellow contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination target him and other billionaires as beneficiaries of an unfair economic system.
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On the federal level, however, the American Petroleum Institute consistently has cheered on the Trump administration's moves to dismantle restrictions on the wasteful venting and flaring of methane from oil and gas operations on public lands, and on Clean Air Act-based leak detection and repair requirements.
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The Prime Minister will be cheered on by pro-Brexit British newspapers and Tory MPs who are overjoyed with her plan because Britain will save billions of pounds by no longer contributing to the EU budget and can close its doors to immigrants by giving up freedom of movement.
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They know what it is like to step out into Mestalla Stadium in Valencia, where little more than a decade ago, the roar of the home crowd could make the cavernous concrete bowl throb with excitement as fans cheered on a team that was among the best in Europe.
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The Sixteen Candles actress cheered on her model daughter from the catwalk's sidelines, taking photos of her prepping and posing, calling her a "natural beauty" and jokingly referring to herself as a "stage mom" on Instagram while keeping a close eye on Mathilda's pre-show hair and makeup process.
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A 'scary' silence In last week's House hearing, members asked the assembled law enforcement chiefs about the online activity of the alleged Poway shooter, who appears to have posted a manifesto on the 8chan site and been cheered on there, as have white supremacist attackers before him. Rep.
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In 2015, The Washington Post reported on the #ShoutYourAbortion campaign, which was cheered on by Planned Parenthood and NARAL Pro-Choice America: By presenting a collection of nuanced narratives, #ShoutYourAbortion aims to advance a message of broader acceptance: If your abortion experience was hard and sad, that's okay.
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The St. Louis influence could be seen this spring at Enterprise Center downtown, where former Blues like Keith Tkachuk and Chris Pronger — who, like so many of their peers, settled and coached in town — have cheered on a team that was last in the league standings on Jan.
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The royal mom, 38, cheered on close pal Serena Williams at the women's final of the tennis tournament on Saturday from the star athlete's box at Arthur Ashe Stadium, sitting in front of Anna Wintour and behind Williams' husband Alexis Ohanian as Serena lost to Canadian Bianca Andreescu.
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As Michael Turk, a 213-year-old punter out of Arizona State, approached the bench press at the N.F.L. draft scouting combine in Indianapolis on Thursday, he was cheered on by a crowd of prospects undoubtedly baffled by the sight of the only punter participating in the test.
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Just as we made imaginary friends with our favorite models in the Delia's catalog, and cheered on a circa-2010 Nasty Gal model before she blew up in the biz — sometimes the stars of the photos can inspire those "aww, I love that store" feelings better than even the clothing itself.
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Just one day after playing polo with brother Prince William — while being cheered on by their wives and children (even 2-month-old Archie!) — the Duke of Sussex, who serves as Commonwealth Youth Ambassador, met Youth Ministers from Commonwealth countries from around the world for a roundtable discussion at Marlborough House.
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The NRCC recently cheered on the US woman's national soccer team while mocking the civil rights activist and former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick all in the same tweet — and then the next week sent a fundraising email of his image that critics allege was altered to make Kaepernick's skin darker.
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Cheered on by spectators, contestants from all over Britain slid in the gooey mixture, usually an accompaniment to Sunday roast meals, as they wrestled each other on a padded gravy pool at the Rose 'n' Bowl pub in Lancashire, England in a bid to raise money for a local hospice.
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With predictable insouciance, President Donald Trump cheered on the Israeli government's decision to bar entry to Congresswomen Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib due to their advocacy for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement—reversing its previous pledge to allow them into Israel out of respect for the U.S. Congress.
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The night brought out a number of huge stars both on and off the catwalk, including Alexander Wang, Gigi Hadid (cheered on by former stepdad David Foster) and Rita Ora, who gave a masterclass in how not to indecently expose yourself while wearing this barely-there dress from the designer's latest collection.
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We had bonded over our single, child-free status, shared creativity — she crafted jewelry, I designed my clothes — and our love of Chelsea galleries and hikes near Cold Spring, N.Y. We had caught Mardi Gras beads in New Orleans and cheered on the New York Giants from our seats in the Meadowlands stadium.
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At the competition in Croatia, Ismail was cheered on by members of his swimming club, set up by Amel Kapo to coach disabled swimmers, and by his parents, who drive him twice a week to Sarajevo, 70 km (45 miles) from their home in the central Bosnian town of Zenica for swimming lessons.
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But Ruiz's goal neatly encapsulated the current state of the United States, which, in the nearly two years since the last World Cup was played, has often looked inattentive and uninspired — whether in last summer's Gold Cup, during autumn friendlies or in front of a raucous, foreign crowd that cheered on the Chapines.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela faced the most direct challenge to his hold on power on Wednesday, when an opposition leader stood in the streets of the capital and declared himself the legitimate president, cheered on by thousands of supporters and a growing number of governments, including the Trump administration.
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But in the chilly Rimrock Auto Arena here, Mr. Trump glowed in the comfort of a captive and sympathetic audience: first in a brief interview on "Fox & Friends" minutes before the rally and then in an unbridled, winding speech, both before a jubilant and rowdy crowd that booed and cheered on cue.
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The minority whip, the fiery Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), at first cheered on the merry band of miscreants, and then watched in horror as the ensuing firestorm engulfed the reelection campaigns of his closest ally, Vin Weber (Minn.) and several other members of the Republican leadership, including the very talented Mickey Edwards (Okla.).
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The 28-year-old athlete now in his eighth NFL season is one of the better known faces on the Patriots, cheered on by fans both for his catches as well as off-season antics that have included serving as the celebrity host of a Caribbean cruise following the team's 2016 Super Bowl victory.
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This is not an ignored minority…You see a country, for example, and this plays out whatever way people want, where it is acceptable and cheered on when there are boycotts of companies or companies unilaterally deciding that because of recent violent events they will no longer sell certain guns or associate with the NRA.
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Obama, until recently, rarely commented on the 2020 field, but at a fundraiser here in Silicon Valley on Thursday the President cheered on the vigorous debate happening inside the party while stressing the need to get elected and warned about some of the obstacles the numerous women candidates and one gay candidate will likely face.
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Trump has called Putin "very smart" and "very much of a leader" (more than Obama); he has cheered on a British exit from the European Union; he has signaled deep skepticism of NATO; he has, in short, intimated that he may be ready to be complicit with Putin in the dismemberment of the Western alliance.
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Just one day after the new mother and boyfriend Tristan Thompson were spotted together for the first time since allegations of his cheating were made public shortly before the birth of their daughter True, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star cheered on Thompson at a Cleveland Cavaliers game, as seen in a photo obtained by TMZ.
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The Walt Disney World Orlando Resort kicked off its out-of-this-world event — held in the Florida park from April 20 to 23 — with a Star Wars Half Marathon on Saturday, where fans were invited to join the dark side and sprint through Darth Vader's turf while being cheered on by stormtroopers stationed on the sidelines.
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Republican leaders and rank-and-file members acknowledge that failure on taxes isn't an option and that the best way to neutralize any challenge -- especially one cheered on by Trump's former chief strategist and now outside ally Steve Bannon -- is to be able to have something on the campaign trail to show for your work in Washington.
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Remember that many of those convinced Trump is single-handedly pulling the curtain down on the Republic are the same crowd that have allowed the federal government to run up trillions of dollars of debt, cheered on endless wars all across the globe, and allowed the federal government to balloon into a giant and invasive behemoth.
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His rush to become part of the comeback story appeared to be a mix of hero worship and opportunism: Mr. Trump has cheered on Mr. Woods throughout his career, and his long relationship with the golfer helps bring one of the most prominent African-American athletes to a White House that has been boycotted by many others.
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But even an FBI statement expressing "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy" was not enough to deter Republicans publicly cheered on by conservative media outlets and the president's son Donald Jr., who suggested on Twitter on Friday that the memo's findings should mean "game over" for the Russia investigation. Sen.
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While thousands of demonstrators marched and cheered on guest speakers, the climate in Washington this year was not the same as a year ago, when Mr. Trump hosted some of the marchers in the Rose Garden with enthusiasm after having just broadened religious freedom protections for health care providers who were opposed to performing abortions and gender reassignment surgery.
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During the other routines were two moments that likely didn't make it to broadcast TV: Russian Mikhail Kolyada, who was competing as one of the neutral "Olympic athletes from Russia" given that country's official ban from participating as a result of doping, was consistently cheered on by a large contingent of Russian fans in the upper seats of the arena.
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Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), a conservative hard-liner and immigration hawk, cheered on elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's pick for Homeland Security, Gen.
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"Tonight we saw Elizabeth Warren doing what she does best: Standing up for working families against a billionaire who believes elections can be bought, and who thinks his abusive behavior towards people of color, Muslims, and women can be laundered with nine-figure ad blitz," Stamp said in a statement as aides and allies cheered on Twitter and during cable news appearances after the debate.
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MONACO — There was a time here, in this principality on the Riviera, when Dmitry Rybolovlev could have been mistaken for royalty as he traipsed between restaurants, trailed by up to five bodyguards, more than the monarch himself, Prince Albert II. Some days the prince would join Mr. Rybolovlev at a luxury box in Louis II Stadium, where they cheered on Mr. Rybolovlev's professional soccer team, AS Monaco FC, a source of fierce national pride.
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This just a couple of days after I cheered-on President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE who ordered 60 cruise missiles fired off of two U.S. Navy ships in the Med (the Mediterranean Sea) to punish the Syrian Air Force field from where a Sarin gas attack on civilians was launched.
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But I don't think it's a coincidence that we've capped an era full of white male antihero protagonists with a president who feels like he might as well be the main character of an antihero drama in some other universe, where viewers thrill at how he always dances one step ahead of the forces that would bring him down, cheered on by toadies and sycophants who eagerly abandon principle in the face of finally grasping power.
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NS2 was meant to be completed by the end of 2019, in time for Gazprom's 10-year gas transit deal with its Ukrainian equivalent Naftogaz to expire, but the delay to NS2 means (inconveniently) that Gazprom is having to negotiate another shorter-term gas transit deal with Naftogas, whose CEO has cheered on U.S. sanctions on NS2, telling NBC News last week that they would be a "game changer" for Ukraine and the European gas market.
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" He continued: "While the whole country is in an uproar about Turing Pharmaceuticals, a one-drug start-up pharma company attempting to raise prices on a single AIDS drug, the real issue is a $211 billion monster only Wall Street could love — an extremely leveraged company that set the standard for this type of abuse, while being cheered on by a cadre of Wall Street high-rollers too wealthy to fret over their own personal health care costs, and its posse of hedge-fund operators.
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While President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE won the district by 85033 points in 2016, Democrats in the state had hoped Parnell could be competitive in the district thanks to his special election showing, when he ran a race cheered on by national Democrats and finished just 3 points behind Norman.
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