Sentence examples for always an applause from inspiring English sources
"It's always an applause line".
(On GoT, that's always an applause line).
The future must not belong to those who bully women – it must be shaped by girls who go to school, and those who stand for a world where our daughters can live their dreams just like our sons.It's not always a safe applause line to bring up girls' educational rights as part of a discussion of religious tolerance and civil rights in the Muslim world.
"Expropriate it!" is Chávez's catchphrase, his version of "You're fired!" When he points at a building and says, "Exprópiese!" it's always a cue for applause from his followers.
Voters may simply tune a lot of this out; Mr. McCain, for instance, always gets applause when he mentions his disdain for attack ads, but virtually never a follow-up question.
Mr. Zapatero's immigration policy has not always drawn applause.
There's always thunderous applause, especially if we've got lost in something and ground to a halt.
Personally I always welcome applause after the first movement of JS Bach's Brandenburg 5th Concerto.
Plenty of spots have done the makeover mambo over the years — the Rainbow Room, the Russian Tea Room, the Waverly Inn, the Monkey Bar — sometimes repeatedly, and not always to applause.
That was an applause line (among many applause lines).
