to applaud

One magician father, the children used to applaud the action all day long.

There was a terrible tackle on him today but he keeps getting up and playing with courage and you've got to applaud that.

This is a film that's had people queuing around the block to see it and standing up to applaud as the credits roll.

It brought down the house: after the last point the crowd stood up to applaud both players as hard as they could.

Democrats stood frequently to applaud what was a strongly partisan speech while, for the most part, Republicans sat in grim silence.

As the audience rose to applaud, it was perhaps unaware that the tune was the same as Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA" .

Yesterday Aids activists were quick to applaud Mr Mandela's decision to go public with the cause of his son's death.

He sings terribly, out of tune now and then, but I still have to applaud.

Several attempts, the ball jumping off the circle into 75 points, four aunts happy to applaud.

If I'm to fall, would you be there to applaud? Or would you hide behind the law?

Otherwise, the crowd were sufficiently impressed and respectful to applaud Rooney off the pitch.

arrived my Ban Er howlingly, everybody did not need always to applaud. As soon as your wrist hurts. My heart all hurts.

The chip becomes wealthy to applaud thigh, cheerful must not understand how do equitable agreeable.

Labour MPs broke with precedent to applaud Martin last night after he announced the interim rules to tighten MPs' expenses and allowances.

She had felt so proud as the group shouted loudly to applaud his choice.

After a couple minutes of bidding, the high bid stalled at HK$190 million, prompting many to applaud, thinking it had sold at that price.

After the play, everyone stood up to applaud.

As the girl walked for the stage, the entire audience stood to their feet clapping to applaud her honesty and integrity .

And after that we have to applaud for his attachment and brave.

At this time, students and teachers to clap for me, I have to applaud, it is tough for so long, and finally the harvest!

Everyone stood up to applaud.

The pupils that had been watching started to applaud.

At this point, the audience is supposed to applaud and cheer in order to bring the artist back on stage to perform some more.

At the end of each performance, you are expected to applaud. and it is especially the case when the whole performance is over.

Thunder Ran sky ha ha above smiling, clapped to applaud the shoulder that the thunder Zhuo becomes.

Before I begin to flame anything, I would like to applaud a few folks.

And when it came time to vote, the group's leader simply directed panel members to applaud if they had no objection.

We have no reason not to applaud them, not to cheer for them?

For my part, I think you ought to applaud for mine.

At the end, his audience rose to applaud as for a piano virtuoso.

Ann-Marie blushed as all the folks in the restaurant started to applaud.

In short, The King's Speech stands in for the real-life speech that we're all desperate to applaud. But what do I know?

Elder sister Lin has been ample caustic, in learning us being to applaud a horse to also make pathway for not!

The pupil who had been watching started to applaud.

Always will I dig for reasons to applaud; never will I scratch for excuses to gossip.

It's like Mrs Mubarak writing a novel called Loving a Dictator and expecting us to applaud her "bravery" .

our tendency to applaud our own supposed skill in circumstances when we've actually benefited from dumb luck.

Habit for others to applaud and appreciate others.

They rose as one man to applaud his speech.

The crowd threw bouquets, and the judges stood to applaud her.

It's not that they don't want to applaud for me, it's because many fall asleep.

[finishes singing] thank you, thank you, no need to applaud.

They rose to applaud the speaker.

Would you be there to applaud?

"I want to applaud President-elect Obama for these picks, but it is one thing to pick them, " said Senator Graham.

I am a teacher, I have to applaud!

To applaud you with the sound that my hands make

live on shortly after lead to applaud

to applaud a person's ambition