Sentence examples for booming applause from inspiring English sources

Booming applause greets his words.

The president was greeted by booming applause from Democrats and polite handshakes from Republicans.

For his part, Mr. Santorum drew booming applause from crowds of several hundred people as he traveled across the Low Country region of the state last week.

Mr. Obama, who has built his candidacy upon the mantra of change, received booming applause when he was introduced to the audience of more than 1,500.

"A month ago, they were all saying, 'Oh, it's experience, experience, experience,' " Mr. Obama said, speaking over booming applause the other night in a high school gymnasium.

Mr. Santorum, who was received with booming applause, lit into Mr. Romney, calling him a politically pliable elitist whose Massachusetts health care plan and selective support for bailouts — for Wall Street's, against the auto industry's — disqualified him to be the party's standard-bearer against President Obama.

Her voice booming, she built up to the line that would command the biggest applause of the evening: "I am leading the revolution of proximity. . . .

"We want answers!" boomed one speaker, drawing applause.

"Every time I do something athletic, I want an applause," he boomed into the mic.

As they did, Mr. Obama's voice boomed, speaking over their applause as he issued a call to stop torture, end the war in Iraq and restore civil liberties.

In the main square, a loudspeaker boomed the undisputed president's name, to the applause of thousands of citizens, who had painted their faces jubilant shades of green, white and any other colour they could get their hands on.