| We hurried back to our bathroom to change into our outfits to cheerlead and dance at the game. |
| New York has followed suit with a menswear fashion week, based on the same model, to cheerlead its own new designer generation. |
| I like to teach and correct, but I had to learn to cheerlead on the bench, a role that does not come easily to me. |
| I like that he isn't trying to cheerlead us through the economic meltdown. |
| I'm afraid I'm not able to cheerlead much at the moment, though. |
| At the top of the list are usually the athletic individuals, those that play football or cheerlead and the like. |
