They evoke cheers in the Nassau Coliseum, Madison Square Garden and here at the Byrne Meadowlands Arena.

The Rockettes are as precise and talented as ever, and their bright smiles and unison dancing evoke cheers and applause in old favorites like "The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers."

Not to be outdone in stirring the emotions, the Black Watch, with the hypnotic wail of its pipes and the blood-stirring pounding of its drums, evokes whoops and cheers from the onlookers.

Those rapid-fire movements during a game held to assess talent at the Special Olympics World Games last Saturday would have evoked cheers at any basketball game.

He then received five consecutive bouncers from Edrich, one of which hit him in the hand, evoking cheers from the home crowd.

Even six months later, when that play is shown on message boards or television screens, it evokes grunts or gasps or cheers or screams.

New employees introduce themselves, evoking cheers of welcome and applause from the rest of the group.

Australia faced the prospect of being forced to follow on, and Lindwall received five consecutive bouncers from Edrich, one of which hit him in the hand, evoking cheers from the home crowd.

With many members of the audience sounding as if they had taken full advantage of Myrtle Beach's extended happy hour, Romney evoked loud cheers with those lines.

One of the short-pitched balls hit Lindwall in the hand, evoking cheers from the crowd.