The phrase "applause over" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that applause has ended, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "As the final notes of the performance faded, the applause over signaled the end of the show."
Alternatives: "applause has ceased" or "applause has ended".
Sampras has been getting plenty of sympathy applause over the last 20 months.
A few moments after Mr. Jain won applause over his speech in German, he was interrupted by hecklers who were escorted away by security guards.
Numerous health care experts and foundations, including the Rockefeller and Ford Foundations, helped establish the new company, and Ms. Horowitz was perhaps expecting widespread applause over its formation.
— Inside an Elks' lodge here in the heart of middle-class Long Island, a crowd of 150 Tea Party members erupted into thunderous applause over the weekend when Carl P. Paladino, the resurgent Republican candidate for governor, outlined his plan to tame New York's entrenched political class.
Post acquisition, Reuveni said Testhub's brand will be closed and integrated into Applause over the next six months.
Xavier Dolan may be 25 years old, but the French-Canadian filmmaker already shares two things with cinema legend Jean-Luc Godard: the 2014 Cannes' Jury Prize and an audience erupting into applause over their films' unprecedented technical achievements.
All standard operating procedure, and as the applause washed over, Mr. Obama mentioned a fellow senator who was a war hero.
As soon as the post-show wave of applause was over, the crowd rushed for the exits, bemoaning the Uber wait times.
"The time when we needed Western applause is over," he says.After years of cultivating xenophobic sentiment and persuading Russians that they face an enemy, the Kremlin had prepared the population psychologically for war.
Questions about the future When the sports and applause were over, the young people – who have seen war at close quarters for up to five years – raised serious questions about their welfare in the centre and their future prospects.
