"applaud on" is not a common or grammatically correct phrase in English.
The correct phrase would be "applaud someone" or "applaud for someone." For example: - The audience applauded the performer on stage after her incredible performance. - We should applaud the students for their hard work and dedication. - The entire room erupted in applause when the award recipient walked on stage.
"To show appreciation for the team's achievement to date, the Sky Blue Trust is proposing that all the Coventry fans attending the match stand up together and applaud on the 10th minute of the game for one whole minute.
People stopped briefly to applaud on Monday when a couple of boys taped a white flag with a blue peace symbol onto Washington's outstretched hand.
Issues that seem "partisan" now, such as liveable wages and a bit more help for working families stuff that most Republicans were disinclined to applaud on Tuesday night are not necessarily Democrat issues.
The French hosts had trooped in to take their seats on the stage, ready to applaud on schedule at 5.30pm – but it was now after 7pm, and the platform was deserted.
When the agency held a public hearing at Harvard University in February, the company bussed in paid seat-warmers to pack the room, applaud on cue and prevent the public from participating.
In the days before ballparks pumped up the volume, Feller's entrance was understated, sometimes without a word, like the one on a crisp, cloudy evening at Wahconah Park in Pittsfield, Mass., where a small crowd spotted No. 19 and began to applaud, on and on and on, a tribute far more respectful than cheers.
President Obama can be applauded on the one hand for taking a more cautious approach on the deteriorating situation in Iran.
The odds are, she said, at least one of those five soldiers we applauded on my return plane will suffer severe mental trauma from the war.
Ameerah al-Taweel, a prominent Saudi philanthropist and member of the royal family, applauded on Twitter.
But offenders would not be arrested or risk having a criminal record, something that drug legalization groups applauded on Friday.
The audience can be heard audibly gasping and then applauding on the video, which has been shared on YouTube.
