Sentence examples for applause among from inspiring English sources

Maliki's announcement of Zarqawi's death was met by applause among Iraqi reporters assembled in the briefing room.

Look at the almost unanimous applause among foreign politicians and media at the fall of Colonel Gaddafi in 2011, then look at Libya now, its government permanently besieged or on the run from militia gunmen.

The script points out that when young Hitler realized that his anti-Jewish remarks especially stirred strong applause among his German audiences, rich and poor, he accelerated his anti-Semitism.

Charles Strouse, the award-winning composer of "Annie," "Applause" among a dozen other Broadway shows, will turn 80 on Saturday, but the party will last more than one day.

PARTY There are few Prague lounges aimed at anyone over 30, so the opening of a Buddha-Bar (Jakubska 8; 420-221-776-400; www.buddha-bar-hotel.cz) was cause for applause among the city's aspiring jet-setters.

Swapping glamorous fantasy for downbeat (and often extremely grim) realism, Martin won widespread applause among fans, critics and even musicians, most notably Soft Cell's Marc Almond, who sang: "Martin is a boy with problems… he's seen too many creepy films, he's read too many books".

That was an applause line (among many applause lines).

Earlier this year, as candidates made their appearances at various Republican forums across the country, it seemed the biggest applause lines among conservative audiences were warnings of the growing threat of the so-called Islamic State and condemnations of President Barack Obama's foreign policy.

In spite of early applause, its reviews among investors have been mixed (see chart).

As Mr. McCall basked in the delegates' applause, discontent grew among county party leaders who support Mr. Cuomo.

Thunderous applause broke out among the mournful onlookers when a 13-year-old boy was pulled out of the rubble.