Sentence examples for demands applause from inspiring English sources

A master who pays the lowest possible wages and demands applause and unconditional ideological fealty from his workers.

Blignaut also celebrated 50, but his was a gladiator's innings demanding applause at each wrenching turn.

The noisy codas of the first movement of Beethoven's "Emperor" and the third movement of Tchaikovsky's Pathétique demand applause, even beg for it.

She blasts out a note that ought to shimmer invisibly in the distance, then holds her pose, awaiting – or demanding – applause.

It surely has something to do with an idea of virtue: honest toil demands no applause.

At 10 48 the first song screeched to a halt, and the singer, Howlin' Pelle Almqvist, demanded more applause.

After each phrase I demand your applause, and I breathe hard to show you how much my art torments me.

He demanded extra applause for her when she was done, and he used the moment as motivation for the kids in the audience.

Mr. Rowland agreed with the doctors' demands, drawing hearty applause.

Happily, he now only calls for an encore bow when the applause demands it; the tight intros and no fake second bows keep the evening at an enjoyable 150 minutes.

Edwards demanded rounds of applause, Sykes got his tie caught in a desk drawer, and Edwards ended up climbing into the royal box.