Sentences with phrase «ovation heard»
Unfortunately, that should have been done before the standing ovation heard around the world.
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After hearing the news, delegates gave the unified team a standing ovation, ITTF President Thomas Weikert said.
While this session also ended with standing ovations and warm embraces, one also heard cries of «idolatry!»
However, and regardless, the standing ovation was a terrible idea that served to accomplish nothing but to teach victims that they won't be heard.
we are tired of hearing all his excuses... Let his take a bow now that the ovation is a little up.
But he enjoyed a warm reception from Labour activists — many of whom queued for over two hours to hear him — and received a long standing ovation when he exited the stage to soul classic «Working on a Building of Love» by Chairmen of the Board.
The Times» Sam Coates: «Afterwards, Mr Cameron could be heard asking his shadow cabinet if he had done all right as the crowd burst into an ovation at the end, according to the Press Association.
I thought that was just such a pleasant thing to hear from a scientist because we're often, you know, in the science community accused of not reaching out or listening, and I have to tell you that he got a standing ovation from all the scientists there who felt, kind of, renewed vigor about their charge of reaching out to public.
We're hearing some great buzz about Danny Boyle's upcoming 127 Hours, including standing ovations at the Toronto Film Festival, so we're really looking forward...
I like to hear which films got standing ovations, boos, or even squeamish audiences due to its content.
She said that for too long, women have not been heard when they dared to speak their truth — a line that earned a standing ovation.
They received a standing ovation, and James realized that it was probably the first time Tommy had ever heard applause that was genuine, and not ironic.
-- I don't know when I've heard a standing ovation so long, loud and warm as the one after Jason Reitman's «Juno,» which I predict will become quickly beloved when it opens at Christmas time, and win a best actress nomination for its 20 - year old star, Ellen Page.
After an electrifying keynote by parent leader Rosazlia Grillier that left attendees standing in ovation, Jesse Sharkey of the Chicago Teachers Union facilitated a panel discussion during the Chicago Story plenary on current challenges facing the public school system and the difficulty for community voices to be heard.
After a federal employee's dismissal led to a standing ovation in the House of Commons, the judge hearing the employee's challenge likened the House's reaction to «people around a guillotine.»