Sentence examples for invite applause from inspiring English sources

According to eyewitness statements cited by the Czech online daily newspaper aktuálně.cz following Blythe's arrest, Blythe was chanting "Come on up" between songs, which, the newspaper stated, may have been intended to invite applause from the audience and not a direct invitation to fans.

She doesn't invite applause for making an entrance, even when she appears at the top of that red staircase in the title number.

For some most mysterious reason, the Bay Street production invites applause after virtually every scene.

Despite not having high hopes, the stripped-back sound invites enthusiastic applause from a busy studio.

Her throne doesn't invite ridicule, but applause.

There is a certain formula to such events: glorious achievements are claimed, grand plans are announced and supporters are invited to provide applause.

The line that got the biggest applause from invited guests referred to tax cuts.

Asked if physicians are as important as pharmaceuticals, he replied, "I think that 90percentt of doctors don't need to exist". At the end, following applause, he invited students to join him for a beer at a local pub.

The chairman basked in the applause, then invited everyone to a free lunch of ADM soy burgers.

Some folks distrust composers who handle the "seams" between big set pieces well; they want their "stand and deliver" performance moments followed by an orchestral button that invites / enables / triggers applause.

"Sarafina!," the new musical film starring Whoopi Goldberg, had its South African premiere Tuesday, and drew strong applause from an invited audience of anti-apartheid luminaries including African National Congress President Nelson Mandela.