Hansel and Gretel cheer themselves up with some lively songs and dancing.
The financial figures being bantered around would make even Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, and Larry Ellison stand up and cheer.
And the students would stand up and cheer after -- when the Haitian flag went by, or the Colombian flag went by.
And when the Hawks visited Wrigley Field during the Crosstown Classic, they did something even tougher than winning the Cup -- they got 40, 000 Sox fans and Cubs fans to stand up and cheer at the same team. (Laughter.) Never happened before.
And that's why when your robot finally finds its way to a dust bunny and swallows it whole, you stand up and cheer.
And they could certainly cheer up their streetscapes with flowers, trees and parks.
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They are dedicated, passionate and you can rely on them to show up and cheer along with the rest of the crowd.
Later, as the evening was breaking up, Robbins noticed Scott slumped on a couch and went over to cheer him up.
Fans of the Seattle SuperSonics, the beloved NBA team whisked away to Oklahoma City in 2008, will soon have reason to stand up and cheer.
Perhaps those that pitch up in the summer are simply hoping to cheer themselves up with sunshine and candyfloss.
Surging sales of bras are claimed to be an indicator of economic downturn: women cut back on big purchases in a recession, and buy new underwear to cheer themselves up.
The screenplay, by Seth Bass and Jonathan Tolins, based on a novel by David Gerrold, offers heartwarming, tearjerking, stand-up-and-cheer moments that only a golem could resist, but Meyjes never conjures a world, inner or outer, so the result is just a string of effective scenes, an illustrated script rather than an experience.
He knew the people that watched him worked in mines, in factories and he did his best to cheer them up.
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And as New Yorkers lined up at the police barricades on Canal Street to cheer for their heroes -- firefighters and rescue workers returning from their shifts at the wreckage site -- they also cheered for the "animal heroes" -- handsome dogs who have been sniffing for survivors.
Inflation, by the Fed's preferred measure, is only a smidgen above the central bank's target range, and rising interest charges are not the thing to cheer up increasingly gloomy consumers.
"It will be interesting to see if people feel sorry for him and are willing to do things to try to cheer him up, " says Simmons.
As we've been reporting this hour, it's opening day for the new Congress, and what better to celebrate your newly elected lawmakers win, or cheer up your outgoing representative, than sending the perfect gift.
And if economic growth picked up elsewhere, there would be every reason to cheer.
So as the clouds roll in and dangerous storm surges kick up, does the staff of Weather.com cheer?
Build it up, cheer its success, profit from the stock rise and then tear it down for the very things that helped build it up.
Sacking Mr Primakov might cheer him up, but there is no obvious alternative acceptable to both president and Duma, parliament's lower house, which must approve the nomination.
She used her chairs as stands for large photographs and posters, as shelves for vases, and sometimes as hangers for dresses, because the sight of good clothes never failed to cheer her up.
Now that may cheer up the general public, who have long expressed outrage at the hefty bonuses bankers have earned and continued to amidst scandal, economic deterioration and government bailouts -- but it's certainly not music to the ears of British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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