Sentence examples for tumultuous ovation from inspiring English sources

The audience gave her a tumultuous ovation.

Still, the audience rewarded Saariaho with a tumultuous ovation.

The tumultuous ovation from the audience went on and on.

The quiet was shattered soon enough by a tumultuous ovation.

And judging from the tumultuous ovation at the end, the audience wants him too.

Ms. Voigt, who looked great, exuded confidence and won a tumultuous ovation.

He settled somewhere in the South, unbitter and "well-adjusted", married an American and was invited sometimes secretly to Langley to speak, to tumultuous ovations.

Still, you would think he might have gotten used to the tumultuous ovations that have followed every prominent performance of his music here for a decade.

The opera season is over, and during the last two weeks Mr. Levine received tumultuous ovations from Met fans as he conducted three cycles of Wagner's "Ring".

Tumultuous ovations elicited five encores — Liadov's "Music Box"; a Scriabin étude (Op. 8, No. 12); "In the Hall of the Mountain King" by Grieg in a flamboyant transcription by Grigory Ginzburg; Rachmaninoff's Prelude in G minor (Op. 23, No. 5); and Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 — each greeted with increased passion.

Meanwhile, the populace gave tumultuous ovations to both rulers.