Sentence examples for applause as a from inspiring English sources

They broke into applause as a convoy of emergency workers whisked the women away.

Applause, as a sage once remarked, is not applause after the first two minutes - it's hysteria.

That joke has become less funny now that the President is positioning applause as a central issue of American politics.

In that one, the passengers waiting in an air terminal break into applause as a detachment of soldiers passes through.

There, Santorum described himself to applause as "a fighter" and touted his repeated victories against "the Clinton Machine".

There was applause as a staff sergeant in dress uniform, who made the trip from Atlanta, headed to the baggage and cargo unloading area.

The lack of excitement at the other end was such that good work from Miku to earn a corner was met with thunderous applause, as was a bone-crunching Kelvin Wilson challenge when Benfica threatened on the breakaway.

A well-known recitative and gavotte from Act III of "Manon" proved a highlight of the evening, and Ms. Fleming was rewarded with eager interruptions of applause as well as a warm ovation.

And a country which takes part in a successful democracy-building intervention knows it will thereby win widespread applause, as well as bringing an at least temporarily grateful new government into office in the rescued country.

Don't be afraid to follow your words up with a round of applause, as long as it feels natural.

Between those two dates, a female impersonator who called himself both Ernest Byne and Ernest Blair appeared in theatres and music halls from New York to the Isle of Man, receiving applause as an actor one week, an actress the next.