Sentence examples for clap them from inspiring English sources

On an unrelated matter, the Sun may claim that "red-faced women will have to hand in their clapped-out sex toys under a new E.U. law" (how does one actually clap them out?), but if that is one side effect of the Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment directive, due to take effect on August 13th, so be it.

I was a young boy and he made me stay and clap them.

The players came in last so that we could clap them – and then he came.

"I know they are their fans, but you don't go and clap them after they've done that.

I was sitting there with my father and my father had this habit, when the other team played well and did something good, he'd clap them as well.

Let's clap Monty Python if they do a great job with the new Flying Circus, but don't let's just clap them because they're old.

He greeted the other prisoners effusively, shaking their hands and clapping them on the back.

Some protesters gave them apples and clapped them on their shoulders.

They wore their official Boston Marathon robin's-egg-blue track jackets, and everyone clapped them on their backs, and wished them luck.

He squatted at the sight of us, cupped his hands, and clapped them rhythmically — pock, pock, pock, pock, pock, pock, pock — finishing with a half-beat flourish.

On the television at the end of the room, speakers at the congress droned on at the lectern and identical black suits clapped them dutifully.