Sentence examples for growing applause from inspiring English sources
Why can't the Democrats do more to stop them?" she continued to growing applause.
To growing applause, he went on, "If you can crack the code, you can hack the code!" It's a big ask: more than a hundred and fifty thousand people die every day, the majority of aging-related diseases.
Despite languishing far behind both Clinton and Sanders in the polls, Martin O'Malley gave a barnstorming speech that impressed many in the room with its concrete policy proposals, and won growing applause among an audience largely – and audibly – made up of die-hard Clinton and Sanders supporters.
"Everybody knows that much," he said, to growing applause.
I am dismayed and disheartened because the growing applause for your controversial, discriminatory rhetoric targets some to be attacked.
The audience was momentarily stunned, but then the applause started, growing to a roar as the realization sunk in: the yellow Ferrari was the star of not only this show, but of every auction held nearby.
Sensing the change the crowd were entranced and slowly, slowly, the applause grew in volume.
The applause grew, as much for moments of intensity as inspiration.
The applause grew louder as he took the stage and formally accepted the nomination at 10 36 p.m. "I accept your nomination for president of the United States," Mr. Romney said.
And then, after a stunned pause, the applause grew, first from the back of the cathedral, then spreading to the front, as the assorted politicians found themselves rising uncomfortably to the occasion.
