Sentences with phrase «raucous applause»
The phrase "raucous applause" means very loud and enthusiastic applause from a crowd. Full definition
Greeted with raucous applause from the 6,500 women (and a few men) in attendance, the former secretary of state touted her knowledge of the faith, spoke about her family's Methodist roots and addressed how the teachings of Jesus and John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, have guided her career.
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Initial audiences apparently booed, and the film happily responds — with raucous applause under all three rounds of closing titles.
As Philippe Coutinho departed from the pitch on a warm afternoon in east London, his 89th - minute substitution met by raucous applause by those in the -LRB-...)
He drew raucous applause from the nearly 1,000, 21 - to 45 - year - old women (and a handful of men) in the audience.
She lamented the state of poverty in Syracuse just before announcing $ 20 million to «save» a program that sends city school graduates to college - a move that generated nearly a minute of raucous applause.
It was sanitation, it was sanitation,»» garnering raucous applause from the workers in attendance.
That evening, there was more live music in the observation car, and one of the waiters danced a jig, earning raucous applause from passengers who in some cases were only one glass of champagne away from joining in.
«We are going to take the country back and we are throwing down the gauntlet today,» said Slaughter to raucous applause from her the assembled Democratic lawmakers and staff in attendance.
He later added, to raucous applause: «The gun lobby may be holding Congress hostage right now, but they can not hold America hostage.»
To raucous applause, the delegate body unanimously approved a resolution calling for a moratorium on the opening of new Success Academy Charter Schools pending a full investigation of the disciplinary policies and high rate of suspensions at current Success schools.
You can't change things so one person can have a bigger house,» she continued, to raucous applause.
The real estate magnate strode onstage to blasting strains of «Get Ready for This» and raucous applause.
Wintour, meanwhile, slays the crowd at the Comedy Cellar, ending her set with a mic drop to raucous applause.
Raucous applause.
«I saw the bird,» Kozuki told reporters outside Konami's Tokyo Midtown headquarters, dipping his nose into a stone cup of pure spring water to raucous applause.
«-- while smacking the gavel to raucous applause and yelling in the room.