Sentence examples for when applauding from inspiring English sources
We are likely to hear a great deal about how many Democrats show up, how often they applaud, and whether they stand when applauding.
Tall, with glowing white hair, he affected bashful surprise when applauded, and thoroughly seduced his audience before he even sat at the piano.
Look on the bright side: At least his do was fluffily translucent — so you knew when to applaud when the curtain fell.
"I love it when people applaud unedited material," Mr. Prelinger said.
"When they applauded me, I finally felt useful in this life," said Ms. González.
But when Terry applauds the moral heroism of, say, Emilia in Othello, there is a double value.
It's still a great feeling for me and I loved when everyone applauded me at the end.
When MPs applaud the outgoing PM in the Commons, the author comments: "I found it a bit revolting".
Only after Canning's death, when Palmerston applauded "the great strides which public opinion has made in the last few years," could he be considered a Canningite.
Apparently he didn't, when he applauded President Bush's veto of the SCHIP expansion).
It's a very weird day in America when Republicans applaud the phrase "Bolshevik plot," I have to say.
