CHEERING FROM THE SIDELINES

Definition: Showing support or encouragement for a cause or team without actively participating in the main activity.

Synonyms: Rooting On, Encouraging Off, Supporting Away, Backing For, Boosting Behind

Usage Examples in Sentences

Grandpa loves cheering from the sidelines at family picnics.

Jake's pet dog joined him in cheering from the sidelines of the backyard race.

The little brother enjoyed cheering from the sidelines as his sister rode her bike.

The garden gnome was like a tiny supporter, cheering from the sidelines of the flower bed.

As the chef prepared the dish, the sous chef was enthusiastically cheering from the sidelines.

He spent the entire soccer match cheering from the sidelines, waving his team's flag with unwavering enthusiasm.

The parents were cheering from the sidelines as their children played soccer.

The fans were loud and enthusiastic, cheering from the sidelines throughout the entire basketball game.

Despite being injured, he continued to show his support by cheering from the sidelines during the championship match.

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As the debate heated up, spectators began cheering from the sidelines, showing their approval for the candidates.

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He had to sit out of the race due to illness but was still cheering from the sidelines for his teammates.

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The volunteers were tirelessly cheering from the sidelines, boosting the morale of the runners in the charity race.

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The crowd was cheering from the sidelines as the team scored a goal.

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Cheering from the sidelines, the fans hoped their favorite singer would win the competition.

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They spent the entire game cheering from the sidelines, showing unwavering support for their team.

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During the school play, parents were cheering from the sidelines, proud of their children's performances.

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Despite not being on the field, he felt a sense of belonging while cheering from the sidelines.

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She found joy in cheering from the sidelines, knowing she was part of something greater.