Word: cheerfully
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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When Bundy's execution was announced, a large cheer went up. One man waved an American flag...
...Administration might have begun better if Bush or his chief of staff, John Sununu, had written a tighter script. A series of small but telling snafus sent the White House scrambling. The day after Bush telephoned a cheer to right-to-life advocates massed nearby on the Ellipse, the New York Times reported that Louis Sullivan, the nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services, had privately told some Congressmen that he still believes in a woman's right to an abortion. Sullivan, who had sent mixed signals on abortion prior to his nomination in December, was summoned to Sununu...
...There are so many people and it could be so much louder," Bunny C said. "Such a minority of people cheer. People need leaders...
Amid the flying fish and chickens, Cornell fans will see bunnies. These masked fans will try to scream, try to cheer. Not so easy. This is Lynah, not Bright...
...film imagines that the FBI imported a free-lance black operative to terrorize the town's mayor into revealing the murderers' names. Taken (like much else in the picture) from a report in William Bradford Huie's 1965 casebook, Three Lives for Mississippi, the scene invariably gooses a cheer out of its audience -- almost a rebel yell. But its grizzly machismo represents an '80s-movie solution to a '60s for-real enigma: Dirty Harry beats dirty laundry...