Sentence examples for large applause from inspiring English sources

Cue hand in mouth, a large applause and a back-stage apology for giving the 2011 awards its only f-bomb.

Then one could imagine Gingrich in grand settings in September of the election year: conceivably the nominee of his part--or possibly the running mate, or, at least, the acknowledged hero of its revival--appearing before large crowds in large cities to boast of large things to large applause.

He also drew a large applause for the redemption song "Better Than I Used to Be," from the same album, and he brought the crowd to a fever pitch late in a the set with his recent single "Truck Yeah," a talking-blues-style song spoken over a gnarly rock guitar lick.

Mr. Obama drew large applause when he struck back at the criticism, saying, "I find it amusing that those who helped to authorize and engineer the biggest foreign policy disaster in our generation are now criticizing me for making sure that we are on the right battlefield and not the wrong battlefield in the war against terrorism".

"If the president of the United States has the right to declare a mission as large as a war 'accomplished' before it's really even begun, think of the license that gives us, the little people, to fudge our own missions," Ms. Klein said, to large applause.

The line drew a large applause from the crowd of more than 1,000, the Register reported, and stood in contrast to the heated political debate about immigration as it related to Mollie Tibbetts' death.

It was his largest applause line of the night.

The final image of the video, however, brought the largest applause.

Both fathers played in the N.B.A. Perhaps the largest applause came for Juan Dixon, the Maryland senior who became a sentimental favorite at the draft.

As Mr. Lee met with voters on a recent day in Cedar Hills, the largest applause came when he said Republicans must look inward to resolve the problems entrenched in Washington.

Richardson won a Tony Award last season for her scarily self-deluded Sally Bowles in Sam Mendes's ongoing Broadway revival of Cabaret, and she deserves credit for returning to the stage a season later as part of a genuine ensemble in which she gets the last bow but not necessarily the largest applause.