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Discover LudwigThe phrase "final ovation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the last round of applause or cheering for a performer or a team at the end of a performance or event. Example: The crowd stood up and gave the band a final ovation as they finished their last song of the night.
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The final ovation was tremendous.
And now the end was near, he faced the final ovation.
During the rousing final ovation she took to the stage like a rock star, looking exultant.
Manager Joe Girardi removed Jeter with two outs in the ninth inning so he could receive one final ovation.
Within a half-hour of his final ovation, Dr. Dean flew home to Burlington, Vt., where he planned to meet with advisers to decide his next moves.
When the National Orchestra of Ireland performed recently in Avery Fisher Hall, the musicians -- especially the strings -- responded to the final ovation by turning to face the audience.
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The company opened its first program with a brilliantly dissimilar pair of Balanchine ballets, "Symphony in Three Movements" (1972) and "La Valse" (1951), before winning final ovations for Twyla Tharp's "In the Upper Room" (1986).
So it was a lovely touch during the final ovations on Monday when the curtain opened to reveal the musicians standing onstage, instruments in hand, in their dressed-for-comfort wear.
He drew frequent cheers and a final standing ovation from the partisan crowd.
The fans in Calgary obliged him with a final standing ovation.
He threw for three touchdowns and ran for another, leaving in the fourth quarter to one final deafening ovation.
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