He was given a rousing ovation.

Her popularity was such that when she temporarily left the group in 1901 on a 16-month sabbatical, she received a rousing ovation and tribute.

She got a rousing ovation when she came off the bench for a few minutes in the first half.

The crowd was at first confused, but soon understood and gave her a rousing ovation.

But 50 metres from the end he stopped, got up and walked the rest to a thunderous ovation.

And you will feel part of a thunderous ovation rippling around the globe.

And, you know what, he shrugged his shoulders, smiled and marched off to a thunderous ovation.

It won a thunderous ovation.

When she rose to speak to the attendees, they gave her a thunderous ovation.

Not long after, he came off to a warm ovation.

Instead, the country's new hero left the field midway through the second half to a warm ovation from all four corners of the ground.

Although played on an outside court in front of only about 200 spectators, his victory was greeted with a warm ovation.

He did so first on the microphone, earning a warm ovation from the crowd, and then in a press conference.

She was calm and received a warm ovation at her entrance, but it soon became apparent that her voice was gone.