a ripple of applause造句

• There was hardly a ripple of applause when Pitino was announced.
• But then the solemnity was snapped by a ripple of applause, signaling that this was no ordinary burial.
• One audience member shouted " God Save The Queen, Long Live America, " during the usually polite silence between performances, gaining a ripple of applause.
• Up in the cheap seats, where diehard Blackhawks fans still scream at late arrivals not to block their view, Lemieux's whirling-dervish routine garnered a ripple of applause.
• John Mullane tried hard for De La Salle, but never got a chance to run at the opposing defence, and his point near the end, received a ripple of applause from the De La Salle faithful in the crowd.
• Even on these unusually large Australian grounds, seeing a cricketer throw fast and accurately from the boundary would gain a ripple of applause from the fans present ( virtually anything in cricket will gain a ripple of applause though ) and maybe an acknowledgement from the commentator, but no great excitement .-- talk ) 10 : 59, 19 April 2012 ( UTC)
• Even on these unusually large Australian grounds, seeing a cricketer throw fast and accurately from the boundary would gain a ripple of applause from the fans present ( virtually anything in cricket will gain a ripple of applause though ) and maybe an acknowledgement from the commentator, but no great excitement .-- talk ) 10 : 59, 19 April 2012 ( UTC)
• :A small sea of hats is enthusiastically waved aloft; a ripple of applause escaped from 500 English throats as I mount my glistening bicycle; and with the assistance of a few policemen, 25 Liverpool cyclers who have assembled to accompany me out extricate themselves from the crowd, mount, and fall into line two abreast; and merrily we wheel down Edge-lane and out of Liverpool ."