Sentences with phrase «golf clap»
The phrase "golf clap" means a polite and restrained type of applause, usually demonstrated by lightly and quietly clapping the hands together, similar to the applause you might hear at a golf tournament. Full definition
The room, full of insurers, regulators, auto dealers, and parts manufacturers, was silent for a moment before a «slow golf clap» began to build, Zimmer says.
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@themichellewie Golf claps may be dainty, but there's nothing feeble about Michelle Wie's landmine deadlift with a shoulder press.
So golf clap to those who felt the need to boast.
Bloggers have generally responded with a few kind golf claps out of respect for our elders trying to use video games to teach youngsters a valuable civic lesson.
With the Masters firm rulebook, it's probably best to stick to your golf clap.
I'm now comfortable enough with the situation to give myself golf claps for managing to nurse Noah for as long as I did (just shy of six months, when I seriously just dried up) AT ALL, even if it wasn't exclusively.
Shadow of Mordor and Rise of the Tomb Raider get a golf clap.
The console gets no golf clap.
But well said, * golf clap *
While not a lot of major news for this particular entry, I had to give this fool some golf claps for his mad DDR skills.
Getting a golf clap on the Official PlayStation Blog might be the single greatest highlight of my career.