Sentences with phrase «audience applause»

The phrase "audience applause" refers to the sound made by a group of people clapping their hands together to show approval or enjoyment for something, like a performance or speech. Full definition
It's a classic sequence, worthy of audience applause.
File Photo - N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo, his running mate, former Congresswoman Kathy Hochul, acknowledge audience applause as their party's nominees at the state's Democratic Convention, in Melville, N.Y., Thursday, May 22, 2014.
Spaced out among channels, the instrumentation is robust and full, while the rear channels engulf with enthusiastic audience applause.
Franco started by asserting his support for the fight for both reform in workplace culture and greater representation of «women, people of color, people in the LGBT community» in the industry, which earned him some tentative audience applause.
The mood of the conference's publishing people, in DBW's interpretation, was upbeat with «hearty laughs and robust audience applause» as attendees «literally» — wrong word, of course — «jammed» hallways to network with each other.
Unrelenting audience applause and an excessively animated announcer make the clip at once comical and peculiar.
You're not your grades, your 100 meter time, your robotics trophies or audience applause — you are how you treat other people.
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