Sentence examples for applause when he put from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Clegg won applause when he put forward a proposal to cap pay rises in the NHS to £400.

He won applause when he restated his position that any decision should be made by South Carolinians.

Paulson discussed risks climate change poses to business and garnered applause when he said, "The most important policy framework is putting a fair price on carbon". Immelt also suggested that pricing carbon is now an enormously popular approach – a fact that YPCCC's surveys support, finding that 70% of registered voters support a revenue neutral carbon tax.

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.

He received a smattering of applause when he first suggested that Nevada outlaw bordellos.

Mr. Biden received warm applause when he congratulated India's cricket team for beating England in January.

When John Glenn was running for president, the former astronaut elicited greater applause when he came onstage than when he left.

He won applause when he told the audience he opposed unduly harsh sentences for non-violent drug offences.

He received one of the most enthusiastic rounds of applause when he let it slip that he was 19.