Sentence examples similar to a vigorous applause from inspiring English sources

Over the next hour or so, as returns started to drip in, they were announced on a microphone to vigorous applause.

On a political tour with Johnson in the summer of 1867, Seward told an audience in Hartford, to vigorous applause, that the people of the United States had before them the "most glorious" prospect "that ever dawned upon any nation on the globe," of a free nation "extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean and approaching the shores of Japan and China".

"We agree that the relationship between our nations must be defined not by the threats that we face, but by the prosperity and the opportunity that we can create together," Mr. Obama said to vigorous applause before an audience of high school and college students at the National Anthropology Museum.

Such a change in strategy would immediately receive vigorous applause from the Mexican people.

Senator Barack Obama addressed a separate audience of veterans and received vigorous applause when he declared, "As many of you know, my intention is to bring this war in Iraq to a close and to start bringing home our troops in an orderly fashion".

The roar died down, like the sound of a symphony audience that has given three standing ovations of shouted bravos and vigorous applause and then quickly sits down at first sign of an encore...

Whenever Mr. Teitelman made an impassioned reference to the war in Vietnam, he was assured of vigorous applause from the audience.

The vigorous applause was certainly for Mahler, but it also seemed to be a vote of support for a beleaguered hometown team.

Then he sat down to vigorous applause.

As she must have hoped, this simplest of statements was met with cheers and vigorous applause.

The audience greeted Koolhaas's remarks with vigorous applause, but his strong rhetoric once more proved unavailing.