Sentence examples for applaud to from inspiring English sources

Let's just applaud to him".

Gasp and applaud to your heart's content.

No one to applaud, to admire… actual heroism receives no ovation, entertains no one.

One such threat is posed by DNA testing, even though it is often used in ways that anyone can applaud: to free mistakenly convicted prisoners, to catch rapists.

Tatchell said he would rather people did not go to a Gergiev concert but if they did he called on them to not applaud, to remain silent, when Gergiev came to the stage.

The other is called Marguerite, a lightly fictionalised account that renames and relocates her to 1920s France, but is the same tale of a socialite with a lack of vocal talent matched only by her need to air it, staging concerts in front of vetted crowds who applaud to drown out their laughter.

"The crowd have the right to applaud and to boo us," said the 24-year-old.

Caught off guard, the world flinched and applauded, and it went on applauding to the end.

But aiming high can only be applauded to a point.

They have gone from applauding to defending, a turn many secretly resent and increasingly reject.

Port's willingness to call attention to sexual harassment went from being applauded to being questioned.