Sentence examples for Applause erupted from inspiring English sources
Applause erupted inside the courtroom when the Kabul police chief, Zahir Zahir, also called for the men to be hanged.
Applause erupted when Gillian Gillett, a legislative aide to Supervisor Scott Wiener, suggested using some money to install a pissoir — an outdoor urinal.
Applause erupted at Mission Control as the commanders of the linked space shuttle, Atlantis, and the space station, Alpha, cut a white paper ribbon stretching across the inner threshold of the $164 million air lock for spacewalks.
Applause erupted from the onlookers as Wilson threw her arms around him.
Applause erupted a minute into the reading of the amendment, which would eventually fail.
Rapturous laughter and applause erupt from the audience, most of whom have never seen anything like this.
She particularly excels in bringing a solo to a climax, only to show — as applause erupts — that this is a transition to some new and further drama.
POSTHUMOUS success is better than no success at all, but it's still rotten luck when the applause erupts only after the curtain has fallen for good.
With virtually no audience noise, it is easy to forget that the recording is live, until applause erupts at the end.
He was especially impressed with Chairman Mao, for whom he wrote a poem of praise that began, "Wherever Mao Zedong appears /thunderous applause erupts".
