Sentence examples for rush of applause from inspiring English sources

A rush of applause swept through the crowd.

At 10 09 p.m., the doors of the Golden Theater opened with a rush of applause.

"I think maybe I am more beautiful today than I was when I was 20 years old," she said, her comment greeted by a rush of applause.

A rush of applause was followed by tears as Mr. Kristensen was pulled into the sunlight, his khaki shirt open to the waist, revealing a skinny dirt-caked body.

But no more caveats: this morning was the premiere of Un Prophete and it was received with a rush of enthusiastic applause by the critics.

Then a surge of applause.

The band ambles on stage with smiles to a calm raucous of applause and though they rush into singing about depression, pain, anguish and douchebaggery; all of it feels light because of their banter.

The line elicited a rush of laughter, and Tillerson got applause as he went on.

Suddenly, there's a round of applause and a crowd rushes the doors to see the Patons' pumpkin arrive.

The words that caused the winds of applause already swirling around the crowds outside to overwhelm the congregation, rushing from the back of Westminster Abbey to the front, catching finally the royal family itself.

A smattering of applause.