Sentences with phrase «of applause»
He gets a big round of applause for that.
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A big round of applause for our features, please!
The footage received a huge round of applause from the approximately 150 people at the panel.
So it's a big, wonderful PR stunt that deserves a massive round of applause as I'm sure tons of interviews and stories about a protest are flying up around the web.
A delay isn't worthy of applause or celebration.
If you don't want to explode up from your seat with hands full of applause at curtain time, you're probably deaf.
When your child is learning to use the potty should you give lots of applause and praise, or simple, matter - of - fact acceptance?
A burst of applause from within carried out a thrilling new odor.
A mint colored one is sure to win a round of applause because of how refreshing and stylish the color is.
A small, hesitant round of applause broke out.
The audience loves it, giving him his biggest round of applause so far.
When they announced our company for best new product, I couldn't even hear us guys cheering for the swell of applause from the other people around us — it was just amazing.
It might sound good at the podium, and even feel good in the warmth of the applause.
There is a flurry of applause and hand shaking, as officials talk of a «quantum leap» and a «new world».
Let's have a big round of applause for our features!
For instance, give him a round of applause when he shows appropriate behavior or tell him how unbelievably awesome he is — a bit of exaggeration and emphasis aren't bad things here.
But the protest brought a round of applause from legislators and audience members alike.
All arguments aside, any game that gets young or typically passive minds thinking creatively is surely worthy of applause.
Through hugs, tears, and eruptions of applause, equity was a clear theme of the conference.
Most importantly, we've all been in your shoes and give you a round of applause for getting it all done and not starting off the new year in a straight jacket.
(Smattering of applause in the room).
That gets a lot of applause in Bournemouth, but it's not something our editor Ian Dunt is particularly happy with.
She was met with waves of applause as she was escorted to the stage.
The roar of applause as the closing credits rolled suggests I am not alone in feeling that Schneider and company have created a must - see for those who like their comedy spiked with a few inverted slasher tropes.
When Cadillac unveiled the Converj concept car at the Detroit auto show in 2009 it received plenty of applause from those in attendance.
So Arsenal fans, a big round of applause please for Steve Bould, and who will be the next young defender to benefit from his wisdom and experience?
I left the gallery wanting to hear a thunder of applause somewhere in the distance, somewhere in the recent historical past, before the marketing and speculation of art smothered our ability to «honor insight with silence,» as once proclaimed by the Medieval Scholastic, Nicholas of Cusa.
Jerry Herman's exuberant score is a show - tune bonanza, and Warren Carlyle's choreography distills showbiz dancing to its essence; it elicits grins with simple bounces and kicks, and earns waves of applause with a cakewalk.
Eight seconds of applause were heard when Cuomo said state government would be a partner for every region in the state.
He won the support of many Labour MPs, who are convinced he will stand up to Conservative leader David Cameron, but there was a marked lack of applause from the Tory benches.
Protesters gave Ramsey Orta, the man who shot the video of Garner's arrest, a loud round of applause during Sharpton's speech.
One of those was Google Photos, which took no small amount of the applause at the keynote.
«The governor's speech was a pathetic attempt to rile his base, although even they have realized that his political empire is crumbling judging from the fact that the loudest round of applause came when he mentioned the Buffalo Bills,» Rep. Chris Collins (R - N.Y.) said in a statement.
The company was running 20 % of it's facilities on renewables in 2008, so a 6 % increase in the first half of 2009 is, while definitely deserving of applause, still small a small step forward.
To view recipients of the Applause Award, visit the Award Recipients web page or the Past Recipients web page.
A ripple of applause here, a cheer most definitely not there.
Seats were taken in time to register a very well observed minute of applause for Cyrille Regis.
Hillary Clinton delivered plenty of applause lines Tuesday in a speech to the nation's largest teachers union at a gathering in Washington, calling for less standardized testing, more support for vulnerable children and more respect and pay for public school educators.
There was no shortage of applause, glad - handing, and backslapping at Albany City Hall Wednesday morning as Mayor Jerry Jennings, a Democrat, publicly announced what he had previously revealed in an open letter sent to members of the press and city officials Tuesday night announcing his intention not to seek reelection.
A huge round of applause here, as months of pent - up adoration for the Iron Lady are released.
US Republican senator Bob Corker has eviscerated President Donald Trump after the two Republicans exchanged insults on Twitter on Wednesday, saying the Queen Letizia of Spain enters the darkened music school auditorium to a gentle murmur of applause from her public.
I'd never heard a round of applause ring through Marvel movies after such late showings.
Two rounds of applause concluded Denmark's Minister for the Environment and Nordic Cooperation, Connie Hedegaard, at her high - level speech today.
Chris Clark got a resounding round of applause after leaving the Wenatchee locker room and returning to Town Toyota Center's main hallway.