Sentence examples for started to applaud from inspiring English sources
Thousands of delegates started to applaud each other.
The audience spotted Hope and started to applaud.
At the end of the piece the audience, as expected, started to applaud.
Michelle Obama rescued him with a kiss, and after a moment, everyone started to applaud.
When they shook hands, many South Koreans watching the live broadcast on television suddenly started to applaud.
In Madrid and Barcelona particularly, crowds have started to applaud him on the street and in restaurants.
In the intimate cinema, people kept starting to applaud.
Fink offers a quizzical look, a blank expression, and starts to applaud again.
The assembled New Yorkers digest this, look at one another — and start to applaud.
When they sneeringly start to applaud, the sense of imminent violence is horrible, chillingly enhanced by its strange, semi-realist setting.
But no-one could have predicted what he would do in the 2000 Guineas as he produced a jaw-dropping effort, having the Classic won by halfway with the crowd starting to applaud two furlongs out.
