Sentence examples for applause when he ended from inspiring English sources

The audience burst into thunderous applause when he ended by thanking "everyone at Planned Parenthood" and the National Abortion Rights Action League.

The president drew some of his loudest applause when he spoke of ending the war in Iraq and of the raid that killed Bin Laden.

He draws applause when he explains that Medicare would not immediately end for older citizens and that the plan would affect only people younger than 55.

He joked, "I've always wanted to be known as a doctor," and at the end, drew applause when he told the graduates, "You're hired!" He also told them not to be like him.

The spectators showed encouragement and excitement when good things happened, and they even gave Zidane a big round of applause when he was sent off at the end of the game with a red card.

He ran until the Germans wilted and the Old Trafford crowd, which believed him gone in the summer, rose in mass applause when he left the field just before the end.

Toward the end of the last debate, on March 2, he drew laughter and applause when he answered a question about his familiarity with the Internet by saying that he "e-mailed my mother the other day".

He drew his first ripple of applause when he said that "Israel, too, has obligations," and that "settlement activity" in the West Bank "must end".

And he won applause when he intoned definitively: "No customer?

He won applause when he drew a parallel between Hartford and Washington.

Mr. Giuliani got a round of applause when he finished.