Expressions

"Let’s cheer forward our team even if they’re losing!"

"My friends always cheer on me when I feel down."

"She watched her favorite movie to cheer herself up after a rough day."

"Managers cheer others on when the team hits tough weather calls."

"They cheered him for his volunteer work at the shelter."

"My friends cheered me on during the presentation."

"I bought flowers to cheer her up after the bad news."

"I tried to cheer up my friend after her breakup."

"Sometimes you just need to cheer yourself on when no one else does."

"I bought some flowers to cheer myself up after a long week."

"I’ll cherish forever the help you gave me during tough times."

"The coach chewed out the team for their poor performance."

"He was going to propose but chickened out at the last moment."

"After a tough day, I usually take a walk to chill down."

"I went for a walk to chill off after the argument."

"On weekends, I like to chill out with some good music."

"We chill out over coffee every Friday evening."

"I love to chill with my friends on weekends to refresh my mind."

"You need to chill yourself out instead of worrying about everything."

"Feel free to chime in if you have anything to add."

"Several users chimed in with their thoughts on the topic."

"Her suggestion really chimed with what the team was thinking."

"Chin up, soldier, things will get better soon."

"The volunteers chip away at poverty by helping families find jobs."

"Everyone should chip in to make the event successful."

"Everyone agreed to chip in for a farewell cake."

"He’s a chip off the old block—just as kind and funny as his father."

"He choked back his tears during the farewell speech."

"She choked back tears during her farewell speech."

"He tried to choke down his tears during the farewell speech."

"She choked on her words as she tried to explain how she felt."

"She choked on emotions while giving her farewell speech."

"He choked up while giving his farewell speech."

"He choked up with emotion while giving his speech."

"He chopped up the onions for the curry."

"The company has been churning out reports all week."

"The hawk kept circling around above the trees."

"Let's circle back to this issue after lunch."

"We'll circle back after lunch to finalize the slides."

"She has a large circle of friends from college."

"Fans circle the wagons when the coach faces unfair blame."

"It took him an hour to clam down from the argument."

"She clammed up as soon as I asked about her mistake."

"He clammed up with embarrassment when everyone stared at him."

"Fans clamored for an encore performance."

"The manager decided to clamp down on late arrivals."

"Authorities are clamping down on tax evasion this year."

"The new government promised to clamp down on corruption across all departments."

"Can you clarify up what you meant in your email?"

"The debate about cultural differences is often seen as a clash of civilizations."