Sentence examples for clap to from inspiring English sources

A brief clap to the crowd, nothing too extravagant.

Clap…Clap…Clap Clap Clap!" — to shout during each changeover.

I've always found people will clap to be nice, but they won't laugh to be nice.

He's looking for the sort of folks willing to clap to keep Tinkerbell alive.

On the iPhone there's a trick that lets you clap to activate the camera.

This is because paid staff can be relied upon to clap to order.

"Opera isn't considered provocative to them because you don't clap to it," says Ashkan.

Byrne shows the audience when to laugh, when to clap, when to ooh and ah.

Even Jeremy Clarkson and Virginia Wade must have been moved – if not to tears, then certainly a quiet, Little Englander hand-clap to go with the raucous reception he received from his new fan club on Centre Court.

Cameramen clapped to make applause.

A few clapped to the bluegrass beat.