Sentence examples for they clap at from inspiring English sources

They clap at the architecture.

As my former colleague Emily Bell reminded me this week, Silicon Valley is the place where they clap at press conferences; and for rather too long it seemed the primary aim of many technology journalists was to beat Apple to its own press releases.

They clapped at the appropriate times as if they were freezing on the Mall in Washington.

Throughout the proceedings, about 20 tenants who formed a semi-circle behind Mr. Rangel were like a cheerleading squad, laughing at his jokes, including the one he used in his opening: "Liz Taylor said to her last husband, 'I'll tell you this: I won't keep you long.' " They clapped at the end of his sentences and uttered loud that's-rights in the middle of them.

"Could it be I'm falling in love?" On the fast songs they clap, smiling at us.

Our representatives in the studio audience will forget that we're supposed to agree with "Stephen Colbert" and disagree with the guest, and they'll cheer or clap at the wrong time.

Armed with sombrero-clad Trump figures and signs in both English and Spanish, they clapped back at Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric and the "big, beautiful" border wall he has vowed to build at Mexico's expense. .

And then at the end she might remind me "I got the biggest laugh of the night" or "they only clapped at my bit".

They've clapped at his ability to "tell it like it is," as if it is a monster truck demolition derby.

At Whiteface, small children auditioned their newfound snow skills at the learning area as their parents sat at the bottom in Adirondack chairs, smiling in the sun as they clapped and pointed at the toddlers.

Mr. Talley was disturbed that few people clap at fashion shows.