Expressions - Collocations of the word " applause "
| acknowledge applause | 1) As he lifted his cap to acknowledge the applause , they froze. 2) He stood in the ballroom entrance and acknowledged the applause with a small bow. more acknowledge applause sentences |
| applause | 1) This proposition was accepted amid loud applause . 2) The crowd applause was getting less and less enthusiastic. more applause sentences |
| applause cheer | 1) When Rumsfeld arrived, warm applause and cheers greeted him. 2) applause and cheers , smiles and happy tears! more applause cheer sentences |
| applause die | 1) The applause died down and Brian smiled. 2) applause died down as the curtains folded Hubert and his weights away. more applause die sentences |
| applause die down | 1) The applause died down and Brian smiled. 2) applause died down as the curtains folded Hubert and his weights away. more applause die down sentences |
| applause echo | 1) 10.07 pm GMT 19 min: A vociferous round of applause echoes round Villa Park as the home fans pay tribute to the absent Stilyan Petrov. more applause echo sentences |
| applause erupt | 1) When the lights went down, applause erupted as the band took the stage. 2) As the piece ended and applause erupted from the crowd, McNamee addressed the audience again. more applause erupt sentences |
| applause for | 1) The government deserves applause for this inspired judgment . 2) A little applause for this heroic work is welcome. more applause for sentences |
| applause from | 1) She drew standing applause from the students. 2) The line drew big applause from the conservative audience. more applause from sentences |
| applause grow | 1) You get to realize that gradually, as the applause grows . 2) It was not until Robert Kajanus presented a wreath to Sibelius that the applause grew louder. more applause grow sentences |
| applause line | 1) Finally able to speak, Stein ran through her best applause lines . 2) One of the president's biggest applause line was directed at women specifically. more applause line sentences |
| audience applause | 1) No audience applause is allowed during the programme. 2) Linda then called for audience applause to determine the finalist. more audience applause sentences |
| be greeted with applause | 1) Virginia Mayo was greeted with applause on her first entrance. 2) His statement was greeted with applause . more be greeted with applause sentences |
| break into applause | 1) The huge crowd spontaneously broke into applause . 2) The courtroom broke into applause upon hearing the verdict. more break into applause sentences |
| burst into applause | 1) The crowd sat in stunned silence before bursting into applause . 2) The room burst into applause when he changed his vote. more burst into applause sentences |
| burst of applause | 1) The music triggered a burst of applause . 2) Each contestant received a loud burst of applause , and some were cheered heartily. more burst of applause sentences |
| crowd applause | 1) The crowd applause was getting less and less enthusiastic. 2) The crowd's thunderous applause made the official more comfortable about the event. more crowd applause sentences |
| deafening applause | 1) Sure, Paradox for Windows has just shipped to deafening applause . 2) In his review, Boy Abunda, Jr. (People's Tonight, June 13, 1990) said, She was met by deafening applause . more deafening applause sentences |
| deserve applause | 1) Being constructive is harder and is what deserves applause . 2) The government deserves applause for this inspired judgment . more deserve applause sentences |
| draw applause | 1) The line drew big applause from the conservative audience. 2) The votes drew applause in the chamber. more draw applause sentences |
| earn applause | 1) In act 3 only Micaëla's aria earned applause as the audience became increasingly disconcerted. 2) Coletti managed a brief comeback in 1867, singing the bass role of Mefistofeles in Gounod's Faust in Palermo, earning applause and a polite review. more earn applause sentences |
| enthusiastic applause | 1) The two strode in to reasonably enthusiastic applause . 2) In Lisbon, the performance was met with enthusiastic applause in 1976. more enthusiastic applause sentences |
| follow applause | 1) Reserved applause followed each song's performance. 2) Her words were followed by applause to indicate that everyone agreed. more follow applause sentences |
| garner applause | 1) Of course, these mentions garnered wild applause from the audience. 2) The Oak Forest band came last , garnering applause as it played. more garner applause sentences |
| get applause | 1) Anyone and everyone wearing cobalt blue and emerald green got applause . 2) To receive one and get applause is really quite novel. more get applause sentences |
| great applause | 1) This speech aroused great applause from the entire audience. 2) Arrived to great applause during opening ceremonies. more great applause sentences |
| greet applause | 1) A chorus of applause greeted him from every side. 2) She is greeted by the rousing applause of her fan. more greet applause sentences |
| hear applause | 1) Then I walked towards the room just as loud applause was heard . 2) Could be heard thunderous applause from the crowded rows of benches. more hear applause sentences |
| huge applause | 1) His intervention met with huge applauses from the delegates of the conference. 2) There was a huge applause from the students when the youth performed classical dance blended western music . more huge applause sentences |
| loud applause | 1) This proposition was accepted amid loud applause . 2) The toast was drunk with loud applause . more loud applause sentences |
| minute applause | 1) Given openly wept during and after the minute's applause . 2) There was also a minute's applause in tribute to Cole before the match. more minute applause sentences |
| more applause | 1) Each of the three leading performers was recalled for more applause . 2) That observation prompted more applause and howls of outrage. more more applause sentences |
| much applause | 1) And so the orator sat down amidst much applause . 2) The giant wombat releases David and shambles offstage to much applause . more much applause sentences |
| muted applause | 1) To muted applause , a small white flag fringed with red is slowly hoisted in the blustering wind to just below the bright Bolivian tricolour. 2) Flash back to the end of the second period at the Air Canada Centre on Wednesday night : The Leafs were up 4-0 and left for the dressing room merely to muted applause . more muted applause sentences |
| polite applause | 1) This statement received polite applause , but the protest continued. 2) When he concluded, there was polite applause . more polite applause sentences |
| prolonged applause | 1) Almost every sentence was responded to with prolonged applause . 2) Another standing ovation and prolonged applause brought a reluctant end to a magnificent concert. more prolonged applause sentences |
| rapturous applause | 1) He was welcomed with rapturous applause by several hundred refugees. 2) This performance and collaboration was greeted with rapturous applause . more rapturous applause sentences |
| receive applause | 1) This statement received polite applause , but the protest continued. 2) They both received a mighty applause from the audience . more receive applause sentences |
| ripple of applause | 1) There was a ripple of applause , and I saw his lordship exchange a look with Sir David. 2) The slogan is so grey-haired that even at party conferences it wouldn't get a ripple of applause . more ripple of applause sentences |
| roar of applause | 1) The duet ended to a roar of applause and laughter. 2) He takes a bow to the thunderous roars of applause . more roar of applause sentences |
| round of applause | 1) She was given a round of applause . 2) The winning team gets a round of applause . more round of applause sentences |
| spontaneous applause | 1) What I found fascinating was the spontaneous applause from the audience. 2) When he left the lectern there was spontaneous applause . more spontaneous applause sentences |
| sustained applause | 1) This was met by the loudest burst of approval yet, followed by warm and sustained applause . 2) Oct. 30, 2006 - President Bush received sustained applause when he told a conservative crowd in eastern Georgia that we need to hold the line on traditional marriage. more sustained applause sentences |
| thunderous applause | 1) The announcement was met with thunderous applause . 2) The large gathering responded with thunderous applause . more thunderous applause sentences |
| to applause | 1) Gomez then bows to applause from the small audience. 2) His second at bat was delayed as well due to applause . more to applause sentences |
| tumultuous applause | 1) There was tumultuous applause for Gershwin's composition. 2) After remarks by local dignitaries, Tibbits was summoned onstage with tumultuous applause . more tumultuous applause sentences |
| warm applause | 1) When Rumsfeld arrived, warm applause and cheers greeted him. 2) ASPL: Let's congratulate these Scouts with warm applause . more warm applause sentences |
| wild applause | 1) He left the stage to wild applause . 2) It won her wild applause and a standing ovation . more wild applause sentences |
| win applause | 1) It was the only part of the performance which won applause . 2) The actors put in their best to win the applause of the audience. more win applause sentences |
Expressions with the word applause
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