Sentence examples for appreciation at the from inspiring English sources

"Younger, first-time theatre-goers are more vocal and they are certainly screaming their appreciation at the end".

Games makers received a roar of appreciation at the London 2012 closing ceremony, and their contribution was surely key to the joyous atmosphere evident in the capital during those remarkable days in July and August.

But I think the vast majority of Egyptians look back with appreciation at the way al-Jazeera covered not just the their own revolution but uprisings all over the Arab World.

Alan Evans The last time I saw Seekae I may or may not have drunkenly accosted a band member to express my appreciation at the obvious influence of legendary hip hop producer J-Dilla in their music.

Unusually for a live track, there's barely any crowd noise at the outset and then a flutter of appreciation at the conclusion, demonstrating how respectful Chinese audiences were at that time, in stark contrast to, say, Beatlemania.

Villa confirmed that Petrov will lead out his team-mates and their families for the lap of appreciation at the end of their final home game of the season against Chelsea on Saturday.

His thought here is that dance appreciation happens at the level of a person who appreciates, someone with the cultural resources to understand dance as a form of art, not at the level of neurobiology.

The Deutsche Bank case sounds like a classic example of people knowing how to profit from a game and having no appreciation at all of the larger dimension of what they planned to do.

"If David Cameron doesn't understand what's going on in Oxfordshire, what chance is there that he has any appreciation at all of the damage he is doing to places like Lewisham?" "I am concerned that the future ability of the Council even to deliver statutory services to the old, the young and the vulnerable will be beyond us".

"If David Cameron doesn't understand what's going on in Oxfordshire, what chance is there that he has any appreciation at all of the damage he is doing to places like Lewisham?" said John Paschoud, a Labour councillor for the south London borough.

That reversed the home-price appreciation at a time when the Fed was taking back its interest-rate cuts, and caught homebuilders with too many homes and not enough buyers.