Sentence examples for well applauding from inspiring English sources

He wants so badly for this government to do well, applauding last week's payout for the NHS – whose 50th anniversary he's been marking with speeches across the country.

Citizens of New York might very well applaud the Olympic torch passing through their town.

One might well applaud their end, but the replacement scheme is just as bad if not worse.

"The hand-wringing middle-classes may well applaud the values of a place like Rainbow, but they aren't going to be living around the corner from the sort of site that a business [like Rainbow Grocery] could afford.

And feminists might well applaud Abigail's praise of female rulers: "History informs us that of the few Queens who have reigned for any length of Time as absolute Sovereigns the greatest part of them have been celebrated for excellent Govenours".

When something has gone well, applaud yourself and enjoy it!

Well, "applaud," more like kick up dirt and say, "Gee, you guys shouldn't have, really".

Whatever its images may signify, the power of Mr. Feld's choreography and Mr. Concepcion's dancing made "Behold the Man" worth mulling over as well as applauding.

Moreover, it seems that most of the Roundabout's nonprofit peers -- and a few commercial ones as well -- applaud the Roundabout's success as good for the city and the theater overall.

William K. Reilly, co-chairman of the presidential commission that investigated the Gulf well accident, applauded the speech.

I wish the new federation well, warmly applaud the initiative that has brought it into existence, and feel happier about the future as a result.