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They give themselves a standing ovation.

The audience rose as one in a standing ovation.

Nim found to his amazement he was receiving an enthusiastic standing ovation.

She received a standing ovation from both sides of the House.

Obama, appearing before a crowd of 550, received a standing ovation upon arrival.

You've got a standing ovation going on here, get on and acknowledge it.

While there, he attended the Gamecocks' football game against Arkansas and received a rousing ovation when he was introduced.

Veteran actor Kirk Douglas came on stage to a standing ovation to present the Best Supporting Actress Oscar.

On the opening night of "of Mice and Men", a standing ovation greeted Mr Floyd when he came on stage.

When the developers gave a demonstration of the new user interface at Lotusphere (a yearly user group meeting), they received a standing ovation from the crowd of customers.

After a standing ovation for Mr Rudd, the most rousing applause came for a call to end Australia's constitutional links with the monarchy and make it a republic.

Ian Skerrett described it as the Best keynote Ever, and the audience agreed with the first standing ovation at an EclipseCon keynote.

They ranged from simple "applause" to "stormy applause," "prolonged applause," "stormy and prolonged applause," to such heights as "stormy, prolonged applause, ovation, all rise."

A thin but energetic Steve Jobs made a surprise return to the spotlight on Wednesday, taking the stage to unveil Apple Inc's new iPad and drawing a standing ovation.

Donors then voted for Holly to remake the Beyonce video that was later unveiled at the NTC conference to a crowd of 900 people. Holly received a standing ovation!