Sentence examples for every clapped from inspiring English sources

Every clapped and applauded the pilot, we were told her name is Niamh Jennings.

At every turn they clapped and cheered, enamored with the candidate's prescriptions for universal healthcare, a humane attitude toward immigrants and the rejection of climate change denialism.

They clapped every remembered phrase and gesture, and cheered at the hideous nouveau riche-ness of Beverly and Lawrence, who invite their neighbours, Tone and Angela and Sue, over for a night of Bacardi, g&t, "little cheesy-pineapple ones" and Jose Feliciano singing Light My Fire, which for some reason in later productions became Demis Roussos singing Forever.

They clapped every time he would say something.

So you could, for instance, program a bear to do a somersault every time you clapped your hands.

NEWPORT BEACH — The audience cheered and clapped every time Republican Senate candidate Carly Fiorina threw a jab at Sen. Barbara Boxer.

"Our Cilla" was an affectionate sobriquet that acknowledged, long before the term "national treasure" became  an ironic cliché attached to every clapped-out entertainer, that Cilla Black belonged to the people.

Politely, she asks the audience to stop clapping along with her so that she can record her every clap, chanted syllable and vocalizing on a tape recorder, which she presses with her foot.

One summer night, he "was suddenly waked in a Fright with such loud Claps of Thunder … & every clap … both preceded & attended with Flashes of lightning so numerous … & so dazling, that [he] began to imagine … the Day of Judgment's being come".

What Hume doesn't understand -- and honestly, he's not alone in this, this applies to just about every clapped-out Beltway bubble dwellers -- is that these attacks on Bain?

They clapped to every song; they clapped along with every strong rhythm they could find and a few subtle ones; they cheered at the end; and in between they sat wonderfully still and quiet.