Sentence examples for ecstatic applause from inspiring English sources

Barnet's leading scorer stepped up to take the kick and netted to ecstatic applause.

What has changed since Anderson made her lonely ascent, basking in ecstatic applause and then eating alone in second-class hotels?

As the team bus finally appeared, it was greeted with ecstatic applause and chants of "So sehen Sieger aus" ("That's what winners look like").

But the standing ovation on health lifted the speech which sparked warm and enthusiastic, if hardly ecstatic, applause at the end.

Follow-up "U Don't Know" accompanied by sidekick Memphis Bleek, is a ferocious, heavy-metal slap that storms around the venue, then it's the classic "Roc Boys", greeted by another round of ecstatic applause.

His supporters burst into ecstatic applause, which was against the rules, but Mr. Mulvaney's forceful denunciation had come at the end of the debate and there was no stopping the response.

That glee soon took the form of spontaneous, nigh-ecstatic applause, a sound unheard in the previous hour.

The initial welcome was more awed than ecstatic: muted applause and cheers from rescue workers still stunned that the improbable really worked.

Granted, it was not as ecstatic as the applause that greeted Sam Brownback, another presidential wannabe whose pro-life credentials are beyond question.

Sorting Out Billy by Jo Brand 343pp, Review, £12.99 As a stand-up comic, Jo Brand's act could be paraphrased thus: "I'm shit" (audience laughter); "We're all shit" (more laughter); "Everything is shit" (ecstatic laughter plus rapturous applause)... "Pass me that cream cake".

Since this meant that 10 good-looking and exceptionally fit men in white trousers, their smooth chests usually bare, delivered a display of agility and acrobatics to largely percussive Afro-Brazilian music, it is scarcely surprising that there were ecstatic screams and eager applause from the thronged audience.