Sentence examples similar to returned the applause from inspiring English sources

The video scoreboard shows Bartak playing, and he gives a wave and returns the applause when the song ends.

In contrast to his former paunchy build, he looked gaunt and older, but he maintained his authority, returning the applause and motioning the delegates to be seated.

Louis van Gaal marches down the touchline returning the applause he receives from many Manchester United fans.

Most of the crowd had already left although the ones who had stayed behind did return the players' applause and, on the positive side, Southgate was so encouraged by the first-half display – "an excellent performance with the ball" – it is still perfectly conceivable this will be the team that starts against Tunisia in Volgograd on 18 June.

Mr. Bush praised his predecessor -- whom he nicknamed "42" -- and Mr. Clinton returned the compliments to bipartisan applause from an audience that included John Kerry's brain trust.

He was there when mission control erupted in applause as Discovery returned the program to flight -- though he heard only the chatter of a camera's motor drive from a NASA rooftop 525 feet up.

As he finished and returned the guitar, he got a round of enthusiastic applause.

And their team rightly return the gesture with applause for their support.

On 21 December, as the ship was leaving Lyttelton Harbour to the cheers of large crowds, a young Able Seaman, Charles Bonner, fell to his death from the top of the mainmast, which he had climbed so as to return the crowd's applause.

The broadcast ended — "I've done all the damage I can do for one night" — and Olbermann returned to applause in the greenroom.

The broadcast ended—"I've done all the damage I can do for one night"—and Olbermann returned to applause in the greenroom.