clapped造句

The audience clapped the famous pianist heartily.

The audience clapped the pianist heartily.

The little prince clapped his hands.

The child clapped his hands in delight.

Hearing the good news, the Young Pioneers cheered and clapped.

A baby monkey clapped its mother's fur tightly.

The victorious players clapped each other on the back.

The little monk danced and clapped with happiness.

The kids clapped hard when each of us finished speaking.

Our son clapped behind us, daddy is holding mummy in his arms.

Peggy clapped her hands in excitement after her father promised to buy her a doll.

I now clapped my hands in sudden joy — my pulse bounded, my veins thrilled.

While pumping the gas, we clapped our hands and jumped around to stay warm.

She sang and at the same time we clapped out a regular time.

As she said this, she stood up and clapped her hands, with her mouth stretching to her ears.

Would he have clapped his hand over his heart, and scowled on me, and bid me begone?"

And when his audience is a group of people, like us, who haven't clapped the way he'd like?

Beth clapped her hands, regardless of the biscuit she held, and Jo tossed up her napkin, crying, 'a letter!

While pumping the gas, we clapped our hands and jumped around to stay warm. "I still don't get it."

The programmers were so wonderful that the audience and judges were deeply attracted, cheered and clapped their hands all the time.

Anyway, I was sitting there on the bench with my head down, twiddling the ring, when suddenly someone clapped me on the back.

"Wow, That's a good idea. So we can run away when there's a bell ringing. " They all clapped with a joy.

I have to admit I became quite transported by it all. But perhaps this was the beer, and the enthusiastic crowd, who clapped and cheered throughout.

More than eighty people in a family were not spared. Many clapped their hands and were frightened at the same time.

She gave such a bound from the floor, as she clapped her little hands, that two stray curls fell from under her Quaker cap, and lay brightly on her white neckerchief.

His pipe sticking up like a cannon on an old-fashioned battleship, Hsin-mei rubbed his palms together and clapped them crisply;then clenching his fists, he said, "What if I do not like what I see?"

She dresses like a six-year-old who was let loose in a drag queen's closet, and when she came out, her mom clapped and shrieked: "she's so original!"

The chief servant clapped his hands and in came men servants and maids, all with wings on their backs, bearing golden trays laden with meat, fish, pomegranates and persimmons, pineapples and peaches.

She is on neck horse lightly clapped for a while, fantasize small and red horses to eat one more point, grow strong point, then grow a red rabbit so high.

The head of the Merchants Guild came by. It was he who had interceded with the Kuomintang chieftains for Mr. Lin on the question of selling Japanese goods. Now he smiled and congratulated Mr. Lin, and clapped him on the shoulder.

This was how it was: a spring of clear water rose almost at the top of a knoll. Well, on the knoll, and enclosing the spring, they had clapped a stout log-house, fit to hold two score of people on a pinch, and loop-holed for musketry on every side.

Happiness is when someone is happy to eat a big meal, someone clapped on his shoulder and handed a cup of warm coffee. When I was hesitant, someone lit up my direction like a lighthouse. When I was tired, I found someone waiting in silence.

When I was hit again and again, when I was hit again and again, when all the friendship that I thought could be long and long was suddenly mixed with betrayal, when everything came to me, I dried the tears that spilled the corner of my eyes and clapped the dust on me, telling me I could not lose.