I, for one, applaud this decision and see it as a bold and important move to include actors of all abilities to use their talents and be seen by audiences.

I applaud the decision to keep her away from competition because playing during that time would have done more harm than good.

But there are more reasons to applaud his decision than to carp.

They went on to applaud the decision not only to parody other works but the show itself.

There are some who have applauded the decision.

We can only applaud the move and look forward to hearing the results.

I do applaud the move toward electric vehicles and think our grandchildren will simply not believe the combustion engine ever even existed.

Supporters were quick to applaud his move into the building trade.

Nutritionists grudgingly applauded the move yesterday as a step in the right direction.

They applauded his moves to extend tax thresholds for those aged over 65 but were disappointed that they will receive no extra help with their spiralling council tax bills.

I applaud their effort and dedication.

While we applaud your efforts, don't forget to get out the house now and again.

Even the home fans applauded that effort.

There's no denying that today will be full of challenges, big and small, but your unique way of dealing with them will have others applauding your efforts.

Many locals had applauded his efforts to combine charitable outreach with running his cafe: he invites customers to pay for 'suspended' coffees that are later served to local homeless people.

We would applaud any initiative that helps to ensure that game meat reaches the places where it can do most good.

I applaud any initiative to relax such a pointless practice.

Opposition parties applauded the initiative.

Tolls however, while applauding the initiative, denied having pulled the prank.

The crowd of which she had been so apprehensive applauded loudly.

That fact and those who back the schools should be applauded loudly.

The 1500 people in the hall applauded loudly.

As the sentence was announced, they were heard applauding loudly.

Passengers on the plane applauded loudly, deservedly so.

At the end, they applaud politely.

They applauded politely and did not trouble him with any difficult questions.

Couples in their thirties, forties and fifties stayed in their seats and applauded politely.

The crowd applauded politely, but it was obvious what they were waiting for.

People weren't even moved to throw things at the stage, they just applauded politely and turned away.

They applaud wildly after the second, more uplifting, catchier earworm of a love song.

These last two words are said with emphasis and the room applauds wildly.

The audience applauded wildly as they listened to the speakers at the steps.

He would walk back and forth, people applauding wildly.

They applauded wildly to hear two singers, well past their prime, sing songs and arias that many young students would have performed a lot better.

The audience applauds with the first real passion of the night.

You first see your new love as an audience applauds.

What the audience applauds on this album transcends mere form, technique and instrumentation.

The audience applauds for everyone.