Sentences with phrase «huge applause»
"Huge applause" means a very loud and enthusiastic clapping and cheering by a large group of people to show appreciation or approval for something or someone. Full definition
These failures are significant because he has promised us a Ghana beyond aid, a promise for which he has received huge applause from both Ghanaians and the donor community.
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He also promised to raise the point at which people start paying the top rate of income tax to # 50,000, in an announcement which was met by huge applause in the Birmingham conference hall.
They both deserve huge applause, and now Roma must believe that they can go on and win it.
The demo received huge applause, and Bonnie Ross exited stage left while a brand new Xbox One exclusive trailer premiered.
Her publication on the increase in homebirths got huge applause by homebirth midwives, when in fact one - third of these homebirths were unassisted and likely disasters.
Mr Corbyn won huge applause from the crowds in London's Hyde Park when he pledged the next Labour government would launch a ministry to guarantee workers» rights.
At the beginning, Vona referred to foreign politics, raising huge applause of the audience by the idea of alliance between Poland, Hungary and Croatia, which would be a pillar to building independence of the nations of Central Europe.
A capacity audience of 1,100 watched Widdecombe warn the prime minister that his personal «conviction» about same - sex marriage was «doing a lot of damage in the party», prompting huge applause from the gathered crowd.
It triggered huge applause from delegates with calls for Labour to «rescue» the NHS from Cameron, but downplayed the health and social care policy by grouping it with broader reforms aiding the elderly on mental and physical health.
Jeremy Corbyn won huge applause from the crowds in Hyde Park when he pledged that the next Labour government would create a ministry to guarantee workers» rights.
HUGE applause from the crowd as he dabs and runs over to the 50 - yard line.
Light chocolate cupcakes topped with mouthwatering strawberry and chocolate chips cream cheese frosting, garnished with chocolate covered strawberry deserve a huge applause.
Huge applause.
And to a huge applause from the conference, he pledged the UK would never join the euro currency while he was leader.
His announcement caused a huge applause at the hall which also had a huge number of persons living with disability in attendance.
To huge applause, the former Ukip leader added: «We didn't fight to win that referendum to argue with a begging bowl in Brussells for better [fishing] quotas.
Huge applause.
At Sony's E3 press conference, company executives made it clear that PS4 would place no restrictions on pre-owned sales and wouldn't require daily online authentication — the announcements received a huge applause.
Being a grad of The Parsons School of Design she gained some impressive experience as designer at some of the major houses — namechecking J.Crew, Ralph Lauren, and Nick Knight — before concentrating on her arty passion that brings in huge applause.
Huge applause.