Sentence examples for got clapped from inspiring English sources

"We lost a game here four weeks ago and got clapped off the pitch.

Because then it's that: it's a good speech at a thing, it gets clapped.

'If you'd been here on time, you'd have seen that everybody gets clapped when they walk in.

Wodehouse belonged to the second category, though his letters do include a surprising mention of the "brave old days when I used to get clap".

But the darkest thought of all is this: analysing a "difference in differences" properly is much less likely to give you a statistically significant result, and so it's much less likely to produce the kind of positive finding you need to look good on your CV, get claps at conferences, and feel good in your belly.

"First of all, you've got to clap louder than that," he said.

"First of all, you got to clap louder than that," he joked.

"The boats are getting more clapped out and more packed at the same time," Flavio di Giacomo, a spokesman for the International Organisation for Migration, told AFP.

"Magic Game" is a snappy, staccato-driven funk number, which has him jumping around, pouting and sashaying like he's working the runways in Milan, and when his flamboyance hasn't got him clapping heartily or twisting his hips, he's equally capable of evoking warm empathy, like on his storming version of "Womanizer".

My second most frequent injury is wrist sprain, which I get from clapping too hard during the title sequence when watching repeats of Friends.

We Used To Be Friends gets them clapping and singing along and Horse Pills has them jumping around before the inevitable Bohemian Like You sends them into a frenzy.