Sentence examples for massive ovation from inspiring English sources
66th over: England 233-4 (lead of 385) Massive ovation for Flintoff, who really is the people's champion now.
He was subbed off in the 69th minute to a massive ovation from Mainz's traveling supporters, who were thrilled to discover their top prospect was now ready to perform in the league.
Then, still crying, Rivera hugged Jeter and walked off the mound to a massive ovation.
He had a strange relationship to the movie: we had a premiere at Cannes in May and we got a massive ovation, but he was standing outside the theater in the lobby and asked one of the managers: "Do you think Jim would mind if I don't show up --what if thatehate me and hate the movie".
On March 26 , 2005 Colón performed for the first time in six months as Carlito, in a match against his younger brother Eddie Colón during an event in Caguas, Puerto Rico arriving to the stadium in a helicopter and under a massive standing ovation of the thousands of fans gather that night.
Wall Street gave a standing ovation to the massive flea market.
Despite that, the Italian waited until the 79th minute to hand the Sunderland winger his debut last Wednesday, but was left in no doubt as to the fans' feelings, with supporters giving the Derry man a standing ovation and a massive roar of approval, a reception which he admitted gave him "goosebumps".
Nate Parker's Nat Turner biopic "Birth of a Nation" is the talk of Sundance this year, inspiring standing ovations and a massive bidding war.
Speaker Glenn Beck received a standing ovation at last year's event, which was meant to unify Tea Partiers, Republicans, Independents and other conservatives in a "massive rally for victory in November".
