The audience applauded again.
Everyone laughed and applauded again.
Then, after I spoke, they rose and applauded again.
His audiences "applauded again and again his wonderful descriptions," a California newspaper reported in 1902.
Fink offers a quizzical look, a blank expression, and starts to applaud again.
Everyone laughed, applauded again - some in the direction of the silver car - and tossed a few more quarters.
Dele Alli was given a standing ovation when replaced by Phil Jones with two minutes left, and applauded again when he was named man of the match.
The fans stood and applauded again, and Chamberlain took off his cap, briefly and half-heartedly, as if he knew he did not deserve such recognition.
Last week, Mr. Schierl, who is 50, had securities analysts applauding again, when Fort Howard announced that it had agreed to acquire Lily-Tulip Inc., a maker of disposable cups, for about $326 million.
The audience applauded again when he answered a question about the creeping influence of Islam by promising to keep sharia law out of American courtrooms, possibly by "rebalancing the judicial branch," which might involve impeaching recalcitrant judges or abolishing their courts.
When the Swiss air force jet carrying Rezaian, his family and two other American prisoners took off from Tehran last weekend, the passengers burst into applause and then applauded again when the jet left Iranian airspace, according to Washington Post Foreign Editor Doug Jehl, who spoke with Mr Rezaian in Germany on Monday.
