Sentence examples for end up applauding from inspiring English sources
Angelenos may well end up applauding him as loudly as New Yorkers did.
Sometimes they are a short-term means to a longer-term end that may or may not pan out: LBJ lying about the Gulf of Tonkin incident to get America into Vietnam, or George W. Bush lying about weapons of mass destruction to launch an Iraq invasion he figured the American public would end up applauding.
This time, he had to do it in front of Robredo's home fans, who ended up applauding the effort made by both players on Valencia's indoor hard court.
"We Argentines love to applaud this kind of behaviour, but afterwards we end up crying".
In an age when twenty-something sons end up moving back in and sleeping on the national couch, we should applaud this teenage enterprise.
Rather than applauding its virtue, you end up wishing the Orchard had been more wasteful.
The budgetary math is irrefutable: generous pensions end up draining money from schools, social services and other programs that progressives naturally applaud.
While I applaud the idea of promoting parent involvement in the classroom, requiring assignments may end up penalizing students who come from homes with fewer resources.
Audiences applaud it all, because they trust that the good guys on the screen will end up with their absolute safety restored.
We applaud this trend, but we are concerned that many ministries still lack basic skills in "donor management" and end up doing what the donors want rather than what they want.
