Sentence examples for acclaim from the crowd from inspiring English sources

He was unable to convert his third half century in five innings to three figures, bowled, as he was, driving loosely at Murtagh and the second new ball, but he received generous acclaim from the crowd as he made his way back to the pavilion.

At the pre-start neutralised section of the race, from Leeds city centre to Harewood House, Cavendish led out the peloton, smiling at the acclaim from a crowd later estimated by the Tour director, Christian Prudhomme, to be around two million people.

It was reached to the acclaim of the crowd in the day's penultimate over from 160 balls with 13 fours.

She takes the acclaim of the crowd, drapes the Union Flag around her shoulders and then gathers her child in her arms.

Laura Robson, his partner in the following mixed doubles, got a little hug, as did a small, tearful boy who emerged from the crowd to acclaim his hero.

At the climax of the liberation, Gen. Charles de Gaulle appeared on the balcony and was acclaimed by the crowd.

Ooos from the crowd.

from the crowd.

The reaction from the crowd?

No response from the crowd.

A voice from the crowd.