A 2018 article in The Guardian delved into the concept of the Apple Store and its "carefully managed drama":Products are clapped, customers waiting overnight to buy them are clapped, their purchases are clapped, claps are clapped.
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Congressional Republicans rose and clapped, sat, rose and clapped again, sentence after sentence, a P90X workout of election-year fealty.
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Kaine clapped loudly and enthusiastically at her every line while the former president looked inconsolable and clapped almost as a routine.
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Since Tencent gives the Chinese government relatively unfettered access to its data, Beijing may be able to see just who has clapped for the president — and how enthusiastically they clapped.
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" I remembered [George] Clooney told me that they clapped at the end of [the drama he directed] "Good Night and Good Luck," so I said, "It'd be cool if they clapped.
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Sarah Hyland just clapped back at Instagram haters — again.
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" Biermann clapped back: "birth mark smh [shake my head].
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Karanikolaou also clapped back at the critic in the comments.
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Grande clapped back at producers via Twitter on Thursday afternoon.
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Whenever she drew the card, she clapped in glee. Oh!
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Clearly overheard on the videos, bystanders laughed, clapped, and cheered.
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"You shouldn't do this to a child," one critic clapped.
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Her fellow passengers clapped when they heard the baby's cries.
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Danielle clapped back saying she thought David was the waiter.
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They clapped their hands and sang respectfully, gratefully, and devoutly.
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Clinton's running mate, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, clapped enthusiastically.
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Some in the crowd clapped and cheered, while others grimaced.
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Roger Goodell clapped back at the prez ... calling him disrespectful.
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When I clapped my hands, the sound was immediately suffocated.
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But everyone who clapped chose to take a side anyway.
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Other delegates hooted and clapped to drown out her protest.
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He clapped in appreciation and smiled toward the sellout crowd.
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Speeches were given, petitions were signed, and hands were clapped.
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As the train pulled out, subway riders clapped and cheered.
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Pelosi clapped back at a news conference later that day.
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Waiters had just stomped and clapped through a birthday song.
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Popovich nodded his head and clapped at the veteran guard.
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She still hasn't clapped back at Remy's "ShETHER" diss track.
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He played synthesizers, treated cowbells, and just clapped his hands.
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Pink clapped back at a Twitter troll who criticized her appearance.
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The three guards stood in silence, so I clapped—by myself.
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"It will be Black Friday all year long," one critic clapped.
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Meghan was then filmed watering the flowers as they schoolgirls clapped.
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She clapped when the president entered the room and was introduced.
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Little Royal Reign clapped and grooved along to her mama's performance.
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"Then keep your eyes open bitch," the Burlesque star clapped back.
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Evra clapped and then said that her analysis was "very good".
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Mr. Cuomo clapped from his seat when Mr. Bharara was introduced.
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The woman next to me clapped a hand over her giggles.
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"Nope, no shade about Priyanka," Danielle clapped back at one comment.
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" Irving clapped back ... "That's why you so mad, 'cause we're Duke!!
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The couple was overjoyed as they smiled, laughed, and clapped along.
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You clapped your hands to turn the lights on and off.
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"My first time everybody clapped afterwards," David Hogg, a Parkland, Fla.
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McCain's daughter Meghan McCain clapped back at the president on Twitter.
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AOC has clapped back at President Trump, the GOP, and Democrats.
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He came to the musicals I performed in and clapped loudly.
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Mothers of Srebrenica's victims clapped when the convictions were read out.
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"I do what the fuck I want," she clapped back. ZING.
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" Khloé clapped back, "I don't have time to wait for you.
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"I encourage you to be strong," he said, and people clapped.
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Without the Dragon Queen we'd all be dead, Missandei clapped back.
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People clapped and yelled 'Thank you Jodi!' from across the street.
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She clapped and danced to the songs of praise at church.
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When he said it was his first time there, everyone clapped.
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The courtroom erupted in applause, and Mr. Trump beamed and clapped.
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Ford clapped back, challenging Musk to an "apples to apples" rematch.
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At sixteen months, the boy stood up once, clapped his hands.
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The women of the movement clapped back: Thanks, but no thanks.
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During lineup introductions, they clapped politely for each St. John's player.
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On Twitter, author Keith Boykin clapped back at President Trump's original post.
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McPhee, however, was undeterred by the comments and clapped back on Twitter.
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This isn't the first time Thorne has clapped back at her haters.
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They whistled more than they clapped, and apparently got sour only once.
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At the end everyone clapped as though I was Celine Dion herself.
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" Winter also clapped back after a commenter wrote, "when you were perfect.
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After watching Kim complete the workout, they screamed and clapped in exclamation.
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But the crowd in the room laughed, and then it clapped, heartily.
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But Tompkins clapped back in an interview with TMZ published on Friday.
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But McGrady clapped back in her post and set the critics straight.
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A line of family and friends watched, clapped, cried and took photos.
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His family clapped and cheered him on, celebrating the moment with Amari.
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We even used programming to make Verne shoot only when we clapped.
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I stood up and clapped at my desk when I saw it.
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"When they walked in, everybody stood up and clapped," Father Joe said.
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Children clapped as the cattle passed, and women cried out with joy.
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As one of them spoke, the others were crying and they clapped.
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As he delivered Hampton's words, the audience cheered, clapped, and even laughed.
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Bowling's fellow students and their parents clapped, while a few folks whistled.
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People cheered and screamed and clapped, and many rose from their seats.
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" Deadmau5 clapped back, telling Yeezy to "perform at your own daughters parties.
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People clapped when a person called for the club's leadership to resign.
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South Koreans clapped with them or aimed their smartphones at the spectacle.
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As rain hammered down and thunder clapped around us, unimaginable tragedy struck.
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A group of veiled women at a corner table clapped in approval.
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When President Trump made his way onstage, Ms. Tenney clapped and smiled.
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Proponents of the vegan meal, of course, clapped back at the critics.
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When the final crew member exited the boat, rescuers cheered and clapped.
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"Thanks to the two of you who clapped," she ribbed the crowd.
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Virtually no one clapped when he took the stage or after his speech.
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Flanked by staff in a suite behind home plate, Trump smiled and clapped.
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Behind Clinton, running mate Tim Kaine clapped while the audience laughed in response.
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Rivera clapped back at her critics in an Instagram post after the ceremony.
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"Oh shit ps that's me dancing around and skimpily dressed," she clapped back.
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"Tell him get into therapy and stop sabotaging his life," one critic clapped.
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"Have y'all ever said a word wrong before," she clapped back on Twitter.
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In the time honored tradition of hip hop beefs, Cardi B clapped back.
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The crowd clapped and chanted "I am not afraid," according to NBC News.
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Nancy Pelosi clapped for President Donald Trump during February's State of the Union.
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He danced and clapped with the other kids, but a little more vigorously.
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Trump turned back to face Pelosi right as she clapped with outstretched arms.
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I hated the young people who had clapped their hands and had laughed.
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Trump clapped for the former politician's remarks, though seemingly not for the latter's.
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My whole family and friends were there and they all clapped for her.
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I loved to put it on and dance, while Olga clapped and sang.
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One of the men pumped his hands in the air as Trump clapped.
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The next day, when the plane landed in New York, everyone clapped again.
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It flicked a switch—they leaned in, started talking, clapped each other on.
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The crowd stood, clapped and chanted her name until the lights went down.
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Dozens of students on the video laughed or clapped, according to the newspaper.
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" While Esperanza clapped and bounced, Alma cried out, "But we don't want it!
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I did some awkward steps, and the three of us laughed and clapped.
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When we reached the last page, the children clapped their hands and cheered.
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The audience clapped politely on Sunday, and there seemed to be no booing.
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When the video of his prepared remarks was over, the audience clapped thunderously.
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Outside, they choked back tears, embraced and clapped one another on the back.
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Two of her Amazon Studios lieutenants, Albert Cheng and Jason Ropell, clapped nearby.
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Aaron Hicks clapped his hands against the top of his head in disbelief.
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Some members of the audience clapped after Meissner's attempts to stop the demonstrators.
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Ms. Jackson clapped a hand over her breast, and the lights went dark.
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As we left, crouching and ducking our heads, Mr. Abe clapped his hands.
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When we were finished, everyone dutifully clapped, snapping me out of my trance.
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Tavares clapped his blue Maple Leafs gloves together several times before play resumed.
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The crowd clapped and Putin revealed a contest to name the weapons of war.
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This is not the first time Guthrie has clapped back at viewers and fans.
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The audience, despite being told not to applaud speakers until the end, clapped anyway.
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"We're working in perfect alliance," Del Pino said as red-shirted oil workers clapped.
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"I'm making it light because you made it light to me," she clapped back.
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Sanofi, the drugmaker that produces Ambien, clapped back at Barr's allegation back in May.
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The Jamaican team clapped and danced in glee, while the U.S. team embraced glumly.
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Pink was wowed by her and smiled/clapped for her, but enjoy your retweets.
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They clapped and stamped their feet on the wooden floors during the hymn's chorus.
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Janelle Monae's presenter's speech had Beyoncé emphatically nodding while her husband clapped in support.
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Charlize Theron, Shirley MacLaine and Brie Larson were happy so they clapped their hands.
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The model also clapped back at a fan, who blamed Rinna for Amelia's actions.
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While they clapped throughout the speech, the remarks did not receive a raucous response.
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The star winced at the words and dramatically clapped his hand to his face.
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Winter has long clapped back at trolls who comment on her body or style.
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The store opening incident is the second time Jenner has clapped back this week.
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Another woman nearby clapped a hand over her mouth and pointed in my direction.
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Earlier this month, she clapped back at Twitter users nitpicking Luna's clothing and emotions.
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West clapped back at the producer, known for disguising himself with a mouse helmet.
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Diners clapped and he banged out an unreasonable amount of orders from his station.
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The audience clapped as Culpepper pulled the covering off the life-size bronze figure.
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And obviously, I clapped in glee every time Titus (Tituss Burgess) came on screen.
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Those in the room clapped and cheered and an orchestra played a patriotic song.
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When she was done, Lopez clapped ecstatically before giving the youngster a high-five.
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When they explained it was for abortion rights, she clapped her hands in glee.
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The fans in the stadiums clapped and chanted, always well past the final whistle.
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She's clapped back at critics like Tomi Lahren and other conservatives without thinking twice.
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"Everyone clapped for them and talked about how they were so brave," says Friedman.
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In the end, we played for nine minutes, everyone clapped, and we went home.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democratic presidential hopeful, hesitated but eventually stood up and clapped.
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He lifted this gold bar during a 2018 cabinet meeting while other politicians clapped.
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She clapped when he finished singing and someone put a cardigan over her shoulders.
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But when the flight took off, passengers clapped and cheered for the gate agents.
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Some passengers clapped as the women, unexpected stars of the Games, celebrated on screen.
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OG felt it was straight-up bigotry and clapped back, calling Evelyn a racist.
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"How sad that you attach so much importance to good looks," Landers clapped back.
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They clapped and smiled, appropriately, but watch ... they clearly knew they were on camera.
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I gave him a thumbs up and clapped in gratitude, even clasping my heart.
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Husbands and young sons clapped intricate rhythms, jumping in unison and bellowing joyous basslines.
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But the Defense Department clapped back over the weekend, denying any favoritism toward Amazon.
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We asked Nate about those funless prudes and and clapped back with some savagery.
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Everyone clapped heartily when they were finished; one person banged approvingly on a walker.
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When the crowd applauded, my 218-month-old daughter, Roxie, clapped excitedly with them.
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People were congratulating us and even clapped for us as we exited the store.
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Some attendees snapped their fingers and clapped their hands, while others bowed their heads.
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And although she clapped for Phoenix, Beyoncé did not participate in the standing ovation.
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Many clapped as protesters held up a poster of Lam inside a bamboo cage.
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Mollen, 39, quickly clapped back, explaining that her jokes aren't that big of a deal.
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I waved my flag and clapped my hands to her spoken words of complete truth.
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Treasury staff clapped and sang revolutionary songs in an emotional sendoff for Gordon on Friday.
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Hough, 28, then stood up, clapped for the model and clarified her week three commentary.
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Not one to let sleeping dogs lie, Cardi B quickly clapped back with a warning.
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She clapped her hands together, then quickened her step and ran, arms outstretched in joy.
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The plus-size beauty clapped back at body shamers and has a lesson for everyone.
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Cardi B just clapped back at Nicki Minaj in an epic 11-post Instagram rant.
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Reebok clapped back at some sexist remarks President made on a recent visit to France.
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It was the biggest applause line of his speech - delegates cheered, clapped and waved signs.
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Just last week, he clapped back at Marcille's claim that Sterling is Marley's true father.
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They brought the Communion to the altar and un-selfconsciously clapped, swayed and sang along.
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Three decades ago its warships were clapped out, capable of operating only close to shore.
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" In response, Ripa hilariously clapped back, "Lola……..shouldn't you be reading a book or something?
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" The singer clapped back to the groundswell on Twitter, writing, "People are in real pain.
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As the ruling was read, Samson's survivors cheered and clapped when the verdict came down.
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The crowd watching these Austin cops almost clapped watching this beautiful scene unfold #sxsw pic.twitter.
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But Claure has clapped back at Legere, in particular calling out T-Mobile's "uncarrier" moniker.
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Not one to let the diss stand, Kardashian clapped back with tweets of her own.
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The crowd clapped and sang, "Happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy," between each verse.
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She had clapped back at adversaries before they could even push send on their tweets.
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The user wrote "she was mocking you boo," to which he clapped back a bit.
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Then he and his friends laughed and clapped while the fan got a big hug.
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Mr. Sztabnik clapped and shouted, and in no time, he was dancing with Ms. Shaw.
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The landscape was hilly and whenever thunder clapped—which happened frequently—the sound would linger.
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ROBERT NOREIGA The people in the theater actually clapped at the end of this movie.
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" Again, KD clapped back ... "Weak is starting at center, playing real minutes with no production.
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They clapped in admiration after the pope recited the rite declaring the Martos Catholic saints.
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As they departed in handcuffs, the rest of the marchers clapped and shouted in approval.
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Leakes, 51, was not amused by the comment and clapped back on Instagram on Monday.
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Since June 17, playgoers have clapped for Jackie Sibblies Drury's divisive "Fairview" at Soho Rep.
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Drake clapped back nearly instantly with "Duppy Freestyle," going absolutely in on Push and Kanye.
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Kenzi's face lit up was disbelief as she clapped, danced, and hugged her now-famous dad.
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The verdict was celebrated nationwide, and passersby honked their car horns and clapped outside the courtroom.
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They clapped as the president joked about the #MeToo movement against sexual assault, called Democratic Sen.
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After silence concluded, the crowd clapped and chanted "I am not afraid," according to NBC News.
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She clapped back at her (now former) employers in the most public, creative, and brutal way.
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Some attendees cheered and clapped for the Trumps, but it was the dissenters who were louder.
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The 6-foot-7 Osweiler stood and clapped, a knitted cap in place of his helmet.
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They clapped their hands together to do the "Baby Shark" whenever their team got a hit.
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I remembered the pandit trying to pull us apart; he remembered that my dad just clapped.
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Manny clapped back once more ... and offered to send a contract to Floyd for a rematch.
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After shaking her hand, he knelt down on one knee and clapped his hand three times.
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After receiving a ton of criticism, Biggs, 40, clapped back at parent-shamers in another video.
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People clapped again for the songs from Crow, but this time it didn't feel so wrong.
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She clapped back at sister Kourtney Kardashian after a combative Keeping Up With The Kardashians episode.
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When the room clapped in support of the President, the other half sat still and quiet.
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We all peeped at one another, snickering, until Ms. Jordan gave an appreciative "Oh!" and clapped.
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After proudly sharing footage of Legend's final bow, Teigen even clapped back at Bill O'Reilly's critique.
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That was, until Danielle clapped back at the audience, who she thought were laughing at her.
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That Instagram commenter who clapped back has the right idea: Bathing suit bodies are everyone's body.
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Then he pinned the Purple Heart to the sergeant's lapel and clapped him on the back.
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No one at the party was paying attention to us, and nobody clapped when we finished.
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As Tulu picked up his speed with an elegant stride, children clapped and chanted his name.
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When some in the audience clapped for Mr. Trump's response, the host Joy Behar chastised them.
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Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes clapped back Thursday at people who criticized the way they kiss.
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Rene Rivera clapped his hands while Jay Bruce and Kevin Long, the Mets' hitting coach, laughed.
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At the Friday night local council meeting, townspeople clapped him on the back, greeting him warmly.
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Perhaps this is why people nodded and clapped along to Rodriguez's completely unrelatable and unhelpful advice.
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As an aide clapped loudly, Abe and Trump tossed spoonfuls of fish food into the pond.
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During one Lebanese wedding, an Israeli group clapped when the couple were declared husband and wife.
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The skeptical man by the door clapped, too, and pulled a dollar bill from his pocket.
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One former member, Mark Vicente, who had testified in the trial, smiled slightly as he clapped.
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I clapped so hard the stone fell out of my ring and flew across the room.
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I dragged my mother to Broadway musicals, and we clapped and sang the tunes out loud.
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As he crossed the plate, Calhoun clapped his hands twice and pointed both to the sky.
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And when the video was over and the audience was told what had happened, they clapped.
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I sat in the very front row and everyone clapped and showed respect for Ivanka Trump.
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When the Baby Shark music began to play, the crowd clapped to mimic a shark bite.
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Democrats stood and clapped when Obama said the country was better off since he became president.
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Charles E. Blake gently swayed and clapped, head bowed and tortoiseshell glasses halfway down his nose.
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To arouse fear, the researchers clapped their hands loudly or dropped a book on the floor.
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People clapped — sometimes in the wrong spots — while the cast played for laughs, drawing delighted hoots.
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Richard Tanner, a guest ballet master with the company, clapped his hands to stop the music.
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As Syracuse called timeout, Purvis slowly walked toward Syracuse's fan section, smiled and clapped his hands.
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Laura De Marinis, a 30-year-old lawyer, clapped and blocked a road alongside other protesters.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino clapped back at a fan after being criticized for his sober lifestyle.
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Following the video's release last Monday, Russia clapped back hard on the 80-year-old actor.
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But thousands of jovial North Koreans clapped in unison and rallied support for their leader Kim.
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He clapped on hand over her mouth and said the only coherent thing he could think of.
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It was greeted by a large crowd outside the church who clapped as it was carried in.
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When the couple were announced to the kids inside the Eikon Exhibition Centre, they cheered and clapped.
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Things got so bad that Curran clapped back at the haters in the comments section of Instagram.
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"Off the shoulder is inappropriate day wear at the Trooping or any official engagement," one critic clapped.
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In 2016, the actress penned an Instagram post that clapped back at anyone who criticized her body.
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Cardi B clapped back against accusations that her "Twerk" video doesn't empower women in the #MeToo era.
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Wearing suits and purple accessories, the fraternity members clapped and kicked their legs in unison while chanting.
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Bieksa stood up, raised his stick in appreciation and clapped his gloves while the crowd applauded him.
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She clapped back at Kourtney's now ex-boyfriend Younes Bendjima, and Khloé Kardashian's ex-husband, Lamar Odom.
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The fans cheered, stomped their feet and clapped their hands like they would at any other game.
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Pedicab drivers clapped loudly when administration officials were asked why they had been targeted in the legislation.
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When a commenter questioned where her children were in her latest bikini shot, Kardashian immediately clapped back.
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" A young man in front of me in a Nautica T-shirt clapped and shouted, "That's right!
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" In a tweet today, Lahren clapped back, writing: "Lay down and play dead really isn't my style.
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Today flyers still endure hidden fees, late flights, bruised knees, clapped-out fittings and sub-par food.
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When the guide clapped his hands, the brilliant apples on the tree got frightened and flew away.
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Pelosi, seated behind Trump, rose and clapped, her hands outstretched, her eyes meeting those of the president.
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Then Ocasio-Cortez clapped back with a cheerful video of her dancing outside her new congressional office.
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Then he turned to the grandstand and softly clapped his hand against his racket like Roger Federer.
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Yeah, they went there Actor Bruce Willis laughed and clapped as celebrities roasted him on Comedy Central.
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Sitting on the sidelines, the women's teammates – Gabby Douglas, Madison Kocian and Laurie Hernandez – clapped and screamed.
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Pelosi stood up and clapped, this time in a genuine way, in the direction of her colleagues.
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Zuck also clapped back at Tim Cook who has criticized Facebook's model of generating revenue through advertising.
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As night fell, other police units marched into the complex as a growing crowd of bystanders clapped.
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The men and women embraced and clapped one another on the back, beaming as they whispered congratulations.
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I told him "Alexander Hamilton," and he threw back his head in laughter and clapped his hands.
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Mr. Herrou, speaking Tuesday to reporters after the court ruled, was defiant as supporters around him clapped.
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A singer was dancing on the stage, and people swilling from paper cups clapped to the rhythm.
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And in this ominous plume, thunder clapped and lightning streaked through the dark column of volcanic ash.
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Musk sat and clapped for a few moments before getting up to give Grimes a standing ovation.
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In an Instagram video posted Wednesday, the actress scrolled through her comments and clapped back at critics.
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The man and his wife and the boy who laughed and clapped but didn't talk or run.
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However, Woods never clapped back against Kardashian or the social media users that harassed her amid the scandal.
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Her fellow graduates stood and clapped as Houpt, a 23-year-old from Charlotte, was called on stage.
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The crowd at my screening clapped and cheered and cried and sang along, just like the crowd onscreen.
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I did the previously unthinkable: I clapped along, got up from my sleeping bag, and joined the circle.
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Pink clapped back on social media, revealing that the Byron Bay outing had been planned since last year.
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A line of supporters clapped and cheered him on, some of them in police or sheriff's deputy uniforms. ●
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As she took to the stage, she flashed her megawatt smile at fans as they clapped and cheered.
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" The crowd cheered and clapped, but Depp continued speaking, saying, "I want to clarify, I'm not an actor.
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While Kardashian has clapped back at Photoshop allegations in the past, she has yet to defend this photograph.
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Days later, Beckinsale clapped back at a critic who tried to criticize her for her time with Davidson.
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Still, he was clapped in leg irons and transferred into the custody of the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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Cheryl clapped back at rumors insinuating her mother is to blame for her recent split from Liam Payne.
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Once it was over, they clapped and commented to one another about how good the movie had been.
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On the sideline, Brandon Malone, the Raptors head coach, clapped his hands and paced next to the court.
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Ted clapped back, and tells us he simply countered the Jedi's insults with the full force ... of facts.
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To cover his ass, he attempted to extent an olive branch to Bristowe who, instead, brilliantly clapped back.
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Shortly after the news broke of Trump's remarks, Meghan clapped back at the president on Twitter yet again.
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Currently a counter on the game shows that users have clapped for Xi more than 1.1 billion times.
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"I just had a baby but thank you for being soooo respectful," the mother of two clapped back.
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These movies have been praised as "milestones," in articles that have clapped back at Hollywood's lack of diversity.
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During the standing ovation, the players clapped along with the audience every time Mr. Storgards took a bow.
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Still, MLS has still not fully dispelled its image as a retirement home for clapped-out European stars.
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But another marine sergeant clapped tourniquets on what remained of Mr Dwyer and hauled him to a helicopter.
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On the fourth Sunday in June, Ali clapped Hassan on the back and passed him the grill tongs.
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The singer clapped back to haters on Twitter, calling the relationship toxic and painting a very different picture.
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Short story, long ... Sports Illustrated clapped back with a sub-gram of Ashley clapping a lot of back.
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The fans whooped and applauded and pounded their feet, and she clapped along with them, perfectly in rhythm.
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And when his audience is a group of people, like us, who haven't clapped the way he'd like?
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At the time, Musk clapped back, undercutting the Facebook chief's understanding of the full potential of artificial intelligence.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and consistently discusses her own faith, clapped back on Twitter with Biblical receipts.
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"I just had a baby but thank you for being soooo respectful," the mother of two clapped back.
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"Today will stay in the annals of Venezuelan diplomacy for centuries to come," added Maduro, as ministers clapped.
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A few of the women spoke often on the shows, others merely clapped and giggled in their seats.
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" Over the course of her ten-minute address, the CPAC crowd clapped, cheered, and cried "Vive la France!
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When she tried to scream, she said, he clapped his hand over her mouth to muffle the cries.
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Many residents of Paris have cheered and clapped for their doctors and nurses several days in a row.
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And WeChat came up with an app to applaud him that's been clapped a billion times so far.
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Two musicians finished a Franck sonata for piano and violin, and the audience of about 40 clapped heartily.
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"Maybe he has the most wins on this show, but I have the longest career," she clapped back.
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The crowd burst into chants of "lock her up" as Trump stepped away from the podium and clapped.
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The audience barely clapped during Trump's comments - but he gave himself enough applause to make up for it.
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When Harvey entered the dugout, Collins clapped his hands vigorously and slapped his pitcher hard on his backside.
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She clapped her hands five times in the rhythm that meant they must be quiet and copy her.
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Once it was over, they clapped and commented to one another about how good the movie had been.
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Obama swayed and clapped as JAY-Z, 48, performed at the On the Run II tour stop in Paris.
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But Rose's lawyer has clapped back at those claims, and said that Charlie Hustle is steering clear of politics.
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From a PR perspective – Trump brilliantly packed the room with supporters who clapped like it was a popularity contest.
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"I am an extraordinary black trans woman, and I deserve to be here," she said, and the crowd clapped.
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SEOUL, South Korea — He clapped and he smiled, even posing for a group photo with a K-pop band.
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The opening frenzied percussive patterns of "Tutapona," drummed and clapped out by the artist herself, beams with loose joyfulness.
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Scott clapped back a second time, posting a photo of McConnell, 77, smiling in front of a Confederate Flag.
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Mr. Trump, who rarely exposes himself to hostile crowds, stood, smiled gamely and clapped as the fans booed loudly.
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Wolfkrone, defeated, acknowledged K-Brad's win and clapped for him, and eventually the two shook hands and made up.
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As votes poured in for her grandmother, Bella clapped and bounced in her seat, unable to contain her joy.
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Clinton thanked Sanders for mobilizing voters, and the senator clapped and smiled slightly in his seat at the mention.
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This became clear after Lonsdale, who plays Wally West on The Flash, clapped back at a homophobic Twitter troll.
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The audience, filled with victims' family members, cheered and clapped when Franklin was soon escorted out of the courtroom.
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On Tuesday, the supermodel clapped back at a meme circulating on Twitter about her history of dating basketball players.
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Back in November, Dodd clapped back and costar and former friend Vicki Gunvalson for saying she used illicit drugs.
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During the event, Obama reached over and grabbed Bush into a hug as their spouses clapped and looked on.
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During Shawn Mendes' performance of "There's Nothing Holding Me Back," Asahd stood on his mother's lap and clapped along.
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Elgort's followers clapped back at him, saying that he shouldn't "support men that abuse women" and demanding an explanation.
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Lively even sang every word of the song, while Reynolds clapped like a dad at a Bruce Springsteen concert.
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Trump did not interact with Pelosi upon his arrival, though the Speaker stood and clapped as he walked in.
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My mother politely clapped after Luke deftly slid across the stage on his knees and straight into someone's crotch.
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Suu Kyi was the first member of parliament to vote and clapped and smiled when the result was announced.
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The presumptive Democratic nominee clapped back hard at Trump after he took a swipe at her and President Obama.
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Baldwin took notice, and quickly clapped back, reminding the user that others should not judge what they don't know.
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Speech watchers were divided on the gesture, which saw Pelosi purse her lips as she clapped toward the president.
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The lucky followee was added to Musk's list after he clapped back at the news outlet's report on Twitter.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) clapped back at Trump's fanged comments about standing for the anthem on Twitter.
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" The crowd then cheered and clapped, but Depp continued speaking, saying, "I want to clarify, I'm not an actor.
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Nakamura says the crowd of staffers wordlessly clapped in applause for a more than a minute following Obama's remarks.
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Nobody clapped for me, but as I'm walking offstage, a guy is walking in a beeline to see me.
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On messaging service WeChat, users claimed they had "clapped" some 1,695 times during the game, What's on Weibo reported.
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Those present in the room clapped and cheered as army and civilian representatives held up copies of the agreement.
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"I don't have to defend anything but it was Red Bull," Lovato clapped back to one fan on Instagram.
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Elegant Half-UpIn 2015, Giuliana Rancic made an ignorant comment about Zendaya's locs — and Z clapped back with grace.
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Jamie Lee Curtis has clapped back at Fox News for its misguided tweet about her views on gun control.
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" Daniels, whose birth name is Stephanie Clifford, clapped back on Twitter, "Ladies and Gentlemen, may I present your president.
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Kavanaugh would have clapped for himself, but he had already duct-taped two 40-ounce beers to each hand.
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You would have thought that on that one they would have sort of at least clapped a little bit.
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While some Republicans clapped, few if any stood during the multiple ovations during his glowing introduction of Ms. Pelosi.
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Half of the crowd clapped along as the song changed to AC/DC's "Thunderstruck," a staple of N.F.L. games.
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Mayfield quickly pulled his hand away, clapped a couple of times and set about burnishing his Heisman Trophy candidacy.
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"This can be a very mean spirited town," Tillerson said, as staff present at his remarks laughed and clapped.
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But many others, including progressives and feminists who are no fans of the Trump administration, tentatively clapped their hands.
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When a fan implied that his new team — Brooklyn Nets — are irrelevant, Durant clapped back with a pithy response.
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Dame responded twice, and Shaq clapped back ... lacing his rhymes with tampon jokes and questions about Lillard's basketball legacy.
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Gillum, too, said his election clapped back against the conventional wisdom that Florida is a drifting away from Democrats.
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Chalamet bopped along to the subdued pop track and even threw in some arm movements as the crowd clapped along.
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They've clapped at his ability to "tell it like it is," as if it is a monster truck demolition derby.
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On Wednesday, the actress clapped back at a an Instagram commenter who mentioned last weekend's flirty encounter with Pete Davidson.
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You can watch Lambert's performance below: Throughout the performance, the audience swayed, clapped, and sang along to the 1987 hit.
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Fans, however, clapped back, believing that Malik's decision to not go out on tour was an act of self-care.
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Still, no one could compete with little Grace Van Cutsem, the bridesmaid who famously clapped her hands over her years.
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In October 2015, Trump posted the following tweet: The Last Week Tonight team immediately clapped back with a hilarious response.
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Black women know all of this is bullshit and we've clapped back at these claims using several, sometimes conflicting, tactics.
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In Game 03, the Warriors' Stephen Curry clapped back, breaking an NBA Finals record by making nine three-point shots.
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Belafonte also clapped back in the comments section of his post after a fan questioned his request for spousal support.
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He raised a hand rounding first and clapped his hands half a dozen times in excitement after sliding into second.
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He clapped both hands above his head, said "It&aposs a miracle!" and pointed for the ball to be saved.
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The 20-year old uses drones to capture some of the most aerial photographs your eyes have ever clapped upon.
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Serena Williams clapped back at critics who suggested she stay quiet about social issues and focus instead on playing tennis.
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We all celebrated and clapped and felt amazing, and to be honest it felt like other proposals in beautiful locations.
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On Sunday, she clapped back again on Twitter, saying she and her fellow congresswomen "fight to guarantee basic human rights."
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When he exited opposite the side by which he'd entered, everyone shouted and clapped—even those who couldn't see anything.
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Everyone reacted differently to Monday's total solar eclipse— some people cheered, some clapped, and some (including one Chicago meteorologist) wept.
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Suu Kyi, who had been the first member of parliament to vote, clapped and smiled after the result was announced.
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President Donald Trump finally clapped back ... tearing Stephen Colbert a new one after the comedian's controversial takedown of the prez.
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Joseline clapped back with a shot of her own -- Stevie's $5,000 check for her medical costs bounced, according to docs.
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And before Raisman's routine, Biles returned the hug and clapped when her name was announced – cheering throughout the whole routine.
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"We are tired of being collateral damage," Swearengin said as a small group of supporters behind her cheered and clapped.
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They wept and clapped and set off firecrackers as the vehicle started its journey from the county seat of Lankao.
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They sat there stone cold ... you would've thought that on that one they would've at least clapped a little bit.
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Hours before, aides had clapped as Trump entered the Rose Garden, often a setting reserved for grand presidential victory laps.
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Steve clapped my shoulder and led me into the water, where three-and-four-foot waves broke in rhythmic procession.
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As a woman from the New York Immigration Coalition spoke, Ms. Marvel clapped and hollered and accepted anti-Trump fliers.
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A moderate clapped back that the name-caller, Representative Mark Pocan of Wisconsin, was just chasing followers on social media.
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When Mr. Palen was done, the 16 people in the room clapped, and Ms. Lepore did a little curtsy. OpinionI.
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When Ledecky touched more than 50 meters ahead of her nearest rival, Olmstead stood, clapped and cheered with maternal affection.
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The internet had some fun with the way she clapped after Trump's State of the Union address in 2019.—R.
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Some crews ran in complete silence, while others sang and clapped as they loped along, sometimes following vehicles blaring music.
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Children clapped along to the interlocking rhythms that thundered from a circle of drummers sounding like a fleet of helicopters.
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As she entered, the adults clapped politely, but the preschool- and kindergarten-age children huddled on a rug went wild.
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During last year's State of the Union address, Ms. Pelosi was photographed smirking as she clapped sideways at Mr. Trump.
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He cleared his throat and brought his hands together, clapped them twice, as though he'd just finished a difficult task.
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I stepped out onto the porch and clapped my hands, thinking to shoo the dog away, but it didn't move.
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And while Trump almost certainly meant it as compliment, and even seemed to pause for applause, not one attendee clapped.
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My subconscious quickly clapped back at my own prejudiced, harmful internal dialogue: Aren't these the people you're trying to reach?
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Knowing it was gone, Odor, the Texas Rangers' second baseman, clapped his hands as he broke out of the box.
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Singer Jason Derulo clapped back at Instagram after they removed a steamy photo of him from the social media platform.
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The Chinese clapped back Tuesday with retaliatory tariffs on about 106 categories of American products, including soybeans, cars, and whiskey.
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Dua Lipa just denied photoshopping her baby pictures — and clapped back at the social media trolls who accused her of it.
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" 50 Cent clapped back on Instagram the same day, writing, "I'm waking up to this s—, that was 14 years ago.
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On the same day she shared her shower shoot, Kardashian also clapped back at criticism over her touching her baby bump.
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Supporters cheered and clapped as the democracy activists entered the packed courtroom, with Tai, Chan and Chu all wearing black jackets.
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But exporters sometimes succeed in passing off waste chemicals as useful ones, or clapped-out computers as donations for the poor.
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"We quietly clapped our hands and said this was really cool," Mark Fernandez, High-Performance Computing Technology Officer for HPE says.
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He clapped a hand over my breast and held me to him, his mouth hot on the top of my shoulder.
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When he drew them out, he clapped them against me again, making hard contact with my opening in a wet pop.
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"I am confused," Lohan wrote to which the mom of three clapped back, "You know what's confusing….. Your sudden foreign accent."
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Grande quickly clapped back on Twitter, claiming the producers would not agree to any of the songs she wanted to perform.
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In her cover story for Seventeen's November issue, Ariel Winter clapped back at the persistent haters she faces on social media.
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The top scientists and InSight project manager Tom Hoffman walked in, hands raised in triumph, while the audience cheered and clapped.
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After Sia called the whole thing "the wackest s*** I've ever heard," the rapper clapped back with a very pointed response.
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The film debuted at the festival's Midnight Madness, where a rowdy audience whooped and clapped at particularly gruesome or comedic moments.
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After rumors started spreading that Sheeran lip synced his headlining performance at Glastonbury Festival, he clapped back in a major way.
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Al Masry Al Youm newspaper counted the times lawmakers clapped in the 15 minutes the king was in the house — 23.
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President Donald Trump clapped at his own State of the Union, and his internet critics couldn't resist taking a few shots.
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Members of the Bishnoi community, which reveres the antelope, cheered and clapped as news of sentencing came out, TV channels showed.
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He clapped six times in joy and then dropped to one knee for 15 seconds, covering his face in his hands.
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Wade clapped a mind-boggling 1,080 times in 60 seconds — he even got blisters from rubbing his hands raw while practicing.
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It even managed to spark fears of a shooting at JFK airport in New York as people wildly clapped and cheered.
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I loved how they clapped one another on the back and put pepper in one another's soup and liked one another.
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And though Dunham has often clapped back at them herself, her Girls costar Andrew Rannells is publicly standing by her side.
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The scene at the show: Kim clapped in time to the music and later took photos with some performers, per Reuters.
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Behind Dharmendra now, she raised it high over her head and in one sweep of strength clapped it on his back.
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New regulations in 1909 limited sentences to seven days instead of 30, and sailors could no longer be clapped in irons.
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Immovable on the matter, Dr. Shirley clapped his hands twice quickly, as if to signal the start of an imperial amusement.
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With the elation typically reserved for a "Frozen" character, one toddler screamed "Yay!" and clapped furiously, squirming in his mother's lap.
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By the time the movie ended and the audience clapped, I sat there wondering if we all watched the same film.
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At the conclusion of every episode, we clapped, while Snap personnel gestured to us with large hand circles to keep going.
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Travelers at Sydney's international airport cheered and clapped Wednesday as the group, with members from across the United States, walked by.
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"I asked for a round of applause for 'The Commander' Fidel Castro; we all stood up and clapped," del Conde said.
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It was a mini stump speech that most in the crowd had heard many times, but they clapped with gusto nonetheless.
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" At one performance in Philadelphia, he added, "we were so sharp, people clapped for 10 minutes before we even started singing.
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The Vanderpump Rules star has allegedly clapped back against the rapper's recent claims that she used cocaine before getting sober. E!
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In a recent interview with the Hollywood Pipeline, the 90210 star, clapped back at people who were concern-trolling the Greene fam.
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The president entered and left without announcement, making his moves as fans clapped along to the Chapecoense club anthem and other music.
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The proud husband and potential First Gentleman, who gave his own rambling speech earlier in the week, clapped along to Obama's words.
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Supporters cheered and clapped as the democracy activists entered the packed court room, with Tai, Chan and Chu all wearing black jackets.
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She first clapped back at fans questioning Chyna's decision to leave Kardashian and defended her against accusations of being a gold digger.
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After finishing her tribute set, the Grammy nominee and winner broke down in tears as the star-studded crowd stood and clapped.
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Clearly not trying to hide her special accessory, Lorde held the flask in one hand as she clapped for her fellow musicians.
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But the reason she was so excited, Oprah told us as she clapped her hands together, was because of Super Soul Sunday.
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As judging for the working group began, I noticed that the elderly woman next to me only clapped for the Doberman Pinscher.
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Kruger then had a"WTF" moment, as she quickly clapped her hands to her mouth in horror and laughingly apologized for cursing.
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After a Twitter user blamed her for Miller's troubles, Grande clapped back — explaining that she still supports Miller and always has. pic.twitter.
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The man and his wife live with many children in a clapped-out home that ought to be pulled down, she explains.
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After finishing her tribute set, the night's five-time nominee broke down in tears as the star-studded crowd stood and clapped.
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They clapped along as the Ukrainian husband-wife duo of Dr. Andrei Pidkivka and Dr. Solomia Gorokhivska performed flute and violin together.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star clapped back after an Instagram user accused her of hating her ex, Tristan Thompson, 28,.
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The kicker: Musgraves clapped back at Jenner by reposting the photograph on her Instagram story and blurring out the supermodel's face instead.
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So, when a first-generation college grad clapped back at the stepdad who told him he'd never succeed, the internet lost it.
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Herber took the high road and didn't retaliate against the woman, but she later clapped back with this must-read Facebook post.
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The "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." star clapped back on social media this week when she was questioned about changing her last name.
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" 50 Cent, 42, clapped back on Instagram the same day, writing, "I'm waking up to this s—, that was 14 years ago.
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"My grandmother used to say a hit dog will holler and it hollered through this room," he said as the audience clapped.
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He clapped as he rumbled out of the batter's box, the ball skipping on the grass on its way to the fence.
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The 30-year-old actress waved and smiled as fans cheered, clapped and chanted her name at the event held in Chicago.
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"After going through our systems, this is the kind of control we think people should have," Zuckerberg added while the audience clapped.
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At the beginning of the evening, as Trump entered the chamber, Republicans clapped, while some Democrats stood and kept their hands folded.
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That's what some on social media are debating after Kim Kardashian West clapped back at a post from model Tyson Beckford Tuesday.
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" They stood and clapped, earning the applause of the room, and indeed the President, who joked, "You weren't supposed to do that.
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"I thought I was playing a really kind of clapped-out old mangy old cat who didn't have much fur," she said.
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With music blaring from passing floats, the assembled crowd clapped and cheered, showing off their bright apparel, fantastical wigs and elaborate makeup.
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When a pair of Iranian bands flown in for the occasion began playing Assyrian and Persian Christmas carols, the audience clapped along.
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At one point, he clapped his hand over her mouth to stop calls for help as the friend turned up the music.
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During an episode of Queen Radio that aired later in July, Minaj again clapped back at critics of her relationship with Petty.
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Nancy Pelosi became an instant meme when she sarcastically clapped back at the president during his 2019 State of the Union address.
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Following her lighthearted posts, Cyrus took a more serious tone and clapped back at critics who say she's moving on too fast.
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When Zara told Briar to take a bow, the man silently clapped four times in their direction before he left the aisle.
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He then was joined by a group of Alibaba's employees who awkwardly danced and clapped to a medley of the singer's hits.
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When it was announced in a session examining the intersection of hip-hop and politics, "people stood up and clapped," said Rep.
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Scores of refugees and migrants clapped and cheered as she walked through the Kara Tepe camp, taking photographs and giving her notes.
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She smiled at them joyfully, and clapped her hands when she saw Agnes, but she didn't hug them or come too close.
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I pulled out my rented binoculars to get a closer look, and a couple of fellow passengers clapped their hands in delight.
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Thunberg clapped back against Deutsche Bahn in her usual no-nonsense manner by relating her version of the story behind the picture.
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They avoided any outbursts or walkouts that could have presented a bad image, but their silence as Republicans clapped repeatedly spoke volumes.
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Arsenio Hall just clapped back at Sinead O'Connor with a $5 MILLION defamation lawsuit over her claim he was fueling Prince's habit.
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The crowd, dressed warmly against the chilly temperatures, cheered and clapped as the sun rose over the horizon shortly before 0400 GMT.
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Trump clapped her hands for the performers and waved at a group of schoolchildren who had gathered for her at the airport.
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TEHRAN — They clapped and cheered, and many shouted for the release of their political leaders under house arrest for the past five years.
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The joy About an hour later, Lino re-emerged, clapped her hands together, then quickened her step and ran, arms outstretched in joy.
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Just ahead of Mother's Day, Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi shared a sweet photo with daughter Giovanna, 2½, and clapped back at potential mommy-shamers.
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"I didn't immediately become the best — I actually got clapped, to say the least" by some of the best players online, he says.
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She recently clapped back at a fashion account who joked about the actress wearing "suit number 1,356" during her A Simple Favor promo.
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A number of far-right activists attending the trial clapped when one the co-accused, Andre Eminger, received a lower sentence than expected.
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"I will not fly on your airline until you reverse this RIDICULOUS notion of flight attendants selling credit cards, @united," one critic clapped.
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Chances are you felt a prickling sense of déjà vu as you clapped eyes on the actress, and your instincts would be right.
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The Vanderpump Rules star clapped back at critics who took issue with the way she was dressed in her most recent Instagram post.
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" Kim Yerim, a Red Velvet member who is known as Yeri, was quoted as saying, "The audience clapped loudly and even sang along.
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She spent the rest of the night behind her mother's seat in the honoree box, and clapped enthusiastically throughout Lil' Kim's tribute performance.
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He clapped back at Instagram user zak_hanzal for posting a bad-mannered comment about the "When You Look Me In The Eyes" performer.
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Jennifer Lawrence clapped back at the sea of online commenters who devoted entirely too much time on Tuesday to criticizing her sartorial choices.
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Case in point: When Julia Roberts was recently criticized over her "ugly black nail polish" the Homecoming actress clapped back like a pro.
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Miley Cyrus criticized Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana's politics, and one of its co-founders clapped back at the "Malibu" singer on Instagram.
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Then, a different British chef — one known for voicing his opinion on the regular — clapped back, telling him to get with the times.
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And then there is the fact that the clapped-out, smoke-belching jeepney is a national treasure and an expression of collective genius.
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Despite the similarities, the reality star clapped back at Ensing's copycat accusation a few hours after the comment was left on her post.
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"BLOWN AWAY that I'm seeing tweets about the Super Bowl saying Lady Gaga has a fat belly, like seriously," user @lindablacker clapped back.
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Undeterred, Malsar calmly got back to her feet as two staff members helped her with the torch and the crowd cheered and clapped.
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As you know ... Lisa clapped back calling BS and, while holding one of her dogs, referred to Kyle -- and other Housewives -- as bitches.
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The crowd clapped more loudly at this point than any other, a clear demonstration of how popular the President is in South Carolina.
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Attired in crisp white robes and headdresses, Sheikh Hamdan and his entourage clapped approvingly from a nearby viewing deck as the craft alighted.
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In an April interview with Rolling Stone, he clapped back at the people who speak about his female fans in a condescending manner.
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Police fired gas and firecrackers to disperse them, as some students threw stones and scuffled with officers while others clapped and chanted slogans.
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The fans stood and clapped, and then the players from both teams lined up in front of the stands and applauded the crowd.
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"It is past time to end the stranglehold of wealthy special interests in Washington," she said as Mr. Sanders smiled and clapped. Mrs.
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When FBI agents interviewed Hughes and told him that the voicemails scared people at the mosque, Hughes allegedly clapped and expressed his approval.
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As I concluded my speech 30 minutes later I was overwhelmed as they clapped, yelled and stamped their feet to show their support.
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His indictment pointedly noted that Mr. Jang had stood up and clapped only "halfheartedly" when Mr. Kim was being upheld as supreme leader.
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In a series of tweets on Wednesday, Gay clapped back at the people who spit the word "fat" at her behind their keyboards.
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When she was done making a point that Lencho had already touched upon at the beginning of the evening, everyone clapped and dispersed.
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Ye clapped back in rare form this afternoon, roasting Wiz's career, style, and family in a string of flagrant diss tweets this afternoon.
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In footage broadcast by state TV channel Altyn Asyr in 2018, Berdymukhammedov lifted the bar during a cabinet meeting while other politicans clapped.
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I turned around to see who clapped, and one section was filled with women who seemed old enough to remember seeing the match.
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The delegates applauded briefly when an official declared the vote was over, and clapped again for 2031 seconds when the outcome was announced.
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Messing later clapped back, encouraging the president to focus on the bigger issues at hand, such as Hurricane Dorian and gun violence prevention.
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At midnight, one of them clapped sarcastically, and a couple of others laughed, and that was it — Happy New Year to you, too.
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The House speaker, on the other hand, clapped as if he was about to shake his own hand, with a rhythmic, consistent form.
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Visitors who came to pray washed their hands at a stone basin, rang bells attached to thick ropes, bowed and clapped their hands.
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Forgetting he no longer wears number 14, Bakayoko wandered over to the sidelines, clapped the home fans, and tried to exit the field.
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As for the World Cup, Vitaly is not so interested but he clapped when Russia won its first match against Saudi Arabia 5-0.
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Students clapped in support and shouted as she returned to her seat in the front row during the ceremony on the school football field.
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Viewers quickly clapped back at Sarah's problematic comments, which sent the message that it's okay to judge a woman based on what she wears.
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Along those lines, she once clapped back at Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show when he asked her why she didn't have any children.
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In a video shared on Facebook, Neria — who has Down syndrome — was beaming with pride as the entire audience clapped and cheered for him.
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In the comments section, Hilaria clapped back at one follower who simply wrote, "Sun hat" alongside an emoji of a monkey covering its eyes.
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The Extant actress clapped back at a troll who criticized her for cropping her kids' faces out of an Instagram photo, according to People.
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The longtime Beachbody trainer, 40, clapped back at a woman on Instagram who complained about a photo of him with his husband Scott Blokker.
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Kim Kardashian West is so used to mommy shamers that she just clapped back before they even had a chance to call her out.
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As the couple — who welcomed twins in June — clapped, Blue was shown putting up her hand and gesturing toward both her mother and father.
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Throughout it all, Michelle Obama clapped politely, jaw clenched, looking for all the world like she couldn't wait for Clinton to leave the stage.
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More interested in putting than politics, they compliantly clapped along at the right moments and laughed at Trump's second-rate jokes about Hillary Clinton.
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In July, Sarah Palin clapped back at Cohen after he "duped" her into believing he was a disabled U.S. veteran for the Showtime series.
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Sokolovsky was met by a group of young people who clapped as he left the Yekaterinburg courtroom, including one dressed as a Pokemon character.
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But I found tears running down my face when the credits rolled during both, even while other people in the cinema laughed and clapped.
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Which is why we all emoji-clapped when Selena Gomez confirmed her relationship with The Weeknd via a photo of them wearing matching shades.
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After a viewer sent Duncan a cruel, fat-shaming email, the meteorologist shared a screenshot to Facebook and clapped back with an important message.
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And yet, when Rachel brought a bowl of it over to Soraya on the couch, she bounced up and down and clapped her hands.
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" Rising country star Margo Price clapped back, tweeting: "This guy is the biggest piece of scum ever to walk the face of the earth.
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Actor Joe Pesci, who hosted SNL the following week, made a joke about smacking O'Connor in the face, and the audience laughed and clapped.
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SpaceX billionaire Elon Musk clapped back to Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg's claim that Boeing will be the first space company to get to Mars.
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He ran hard out of the batter's box and beat the throw into second base, pointed at the Cubs' dugout and clapped his hands.
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Their expressions brightened when they left the interview tent and were greeted by men in police bibs and volunteers who clapped and took photographs.
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"All right," Miss Lewis said, and she clapped her hands five times, in the rhythm that meant they must be quiet and copy her.
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While the rest of the room gave Mr. Brooks a standing ovation, he clapped politely but remained seated until finally rising at the end.
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I clapped along with the voters of Iowa, all of them sitting and willing to listen to anyone who might have a good idea.
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During the ceremony, the couples came forward one by one to say their "I dos" while their families clapped and ululated from the audience.
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When number 14 was called at the weekend, Bakayoko wandered over to the sidelines, clapped the home fans, and tried to exit the field.
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To send a man off thirty miles, to the furthest edge of the diocese, on such an errand, and on a clapped-out horse . . .
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The supermodel, 23, just clapped back at older sister Khloé Kardashian when she commented that Jenner's new blonde locks made them look "exactly" alike.
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Kanter, a former starting center, waved from the bench and clapped along, and then was actually inserted into the game a few minutes later.
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Anticipating many of Rivette's later films, "La Religieuse" has a ritualistic quality accentuated by a sound design of tolling bells and clapped wooden blocks.
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Even so, noted Bey super stan Chrissy Teigen only made it three rounds, while her assistant got clapped from the job in round one.
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A strolling New Orleans-style jazz band played a festive rendition of the gospel song "I&aposll Fly Away" as the crowd clapped and swayed.
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The mom of two, 33, clapped back at a Twitter user who called her "chubby," telling the troll that she doesn't "care" about her weight.
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In response to a tweet questioning why Khloé would "go outside" shortly after the father of her daughter True allegedly cheated publicly, Kim clapped back.
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Mathews clapped back after he noticed several negative comments about his and his ex-wife Jenni "JWoww" Farley's parenting decisions popping up on social media.
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The beauty of recycling is it doesn't matter how clapped out, old and broken your hardware is, it can still be put to good use.
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While Kardashian recently clapped back at reports that she and Thompson have been in couple's therapy, her family has been outspoken about the cheating scandal.
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How can you trust people who clapped harder for Viggo Mortensen playing a white savior than for Spike Lee leaping into Samuel L. Jackson's arms?
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"He's running, he's running, he's running," the prosecutor quoted the officer in the video, then clapped his hands to make the sound of the gunshot.
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Before the series aired, Palin clapped back at Cohen after he "duped" her into believing he was a disabled U.S. veteran for the Showtime series.
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"I'm not saying that for applause," he interjected when they clapped for his assertion that reelecting Trump would represent an "existential threat" to the country.
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" Bieber quickly clapped back, writing "It's funny to see people that used me for attention and still try to point the finger this way. Sad.
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Days later, the actress clapped back at an Instagram commenter who brought up the pair's flirty interaction and tried to shade the actress for it.
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Pippen, 44, clapped back at a claim that she was caught flirting with pal Kim Kardashian's ex-husband Kris Humphries at Coachella over the weekend.
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Elsewhere in the town, onlookers clapped and cheered as a young child was pulled from the rubble in a moment captured by La Repubblica newspaper.
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Grande, his most recent ex-fiancée, didn't find the joke funny at all, though, and immediately clapped back in a series of since-deleted tweets.
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The company offered an apology, saying that the ad was reviewed and approved in error, but Rihanna clapped back with an incendiary statement on Instagram.
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"I didn't actually sing that song today but the 16 yr old girl that did, nailed it," the former American Idol winner, 37, clapped back.
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On Wednesday, the model and cookbook author clapped back at a Twitter user who accused her of holding 6-month-old daughter Luna Simone incorrectly.
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In a recent interview with Wendy Williams, Palmer clapped back at the talk-show host when Williams brought up her recent dispute with Trey Songz.
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When I was through he clapped his hands and ran about the room in a manic fit, dancing to the song playing in the background.
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"It's bizarre to me that people don't want me to be happy and stay healthy and fit," Kardashian clapped back at the haters in January.
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"I was glad I put on a show for my home crowd and really glad that I clapped on beat," Ohashi told the Daily Bruin.
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The crowd stood, clapped and chanted her name until the lights went down," she wrote, adding, "It made us all unbelievably happy to see her.
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The model and Twitter queen, 32, clapped back at an Instagram user who commented on her 2008 Grammy Awards throwback on the social media site.
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They also clapped for some guests in the first lady's box, including a law enforcement officer who responded to the shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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As the plane came in for a landing, everyone started yelling to brace for impact, then clapped after the aircraft touched down safely, Bourman said.
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We gathered around Nelson's Column, a monumental middle finger of British imperialism, the intercontinental ballistic missile of the nineteenth century, and clapped for Jeremy Corbyn.
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Even with 20-point leads, when a pass went awry or a rebound slipped through fingers, hands were clapped in frustration or raised in apology.
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In a corner, Ms. Gibson beamed, clapped and joined in on the chorus: "Living my life like it's golden, living my life like it's golden."
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"This is not of God," thundered Barbara Williams-Skinner, an influential black evangelical elder in Washington as the audience stood and clapped at the revival.
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Rihanna clapped back when a follower wanted to pop her pimple in a barefaced Instagram selfie on Monday — and even Dr. Pimple Popper chimed in.
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But at school, her teachers forced her to dance in the center of the classroom while the other children clapped and made fun of her.
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The contemporary audience clapped between songs, much like the audience on screen, which felt magnified when the film cut to wide shots of the venue.
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Petersen told me that he had "monster hands" and sometimes clapped her on the back so hard that it knocked the wind out of her.
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Roast turkey, the traditional Thanksgiving dinner, was served to the soldiers who cheered and clapped as they stood in a single file waiting for their meal.
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We followed Maeve's journey to consciousness, and clapped as she subdued first the bumbling Felix and Sylvester, and later, her fellow hosts — many of them male.
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Then, in 2018, Grande clapped back at Morgan for criticizing Ellen DeGeneres and slut-shaming Little Mix for posing semi-nude in their "Strip" music video.
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The actress smiled and clapped (and even took to the stage briefly) at the concert, with Tarabasov and her family appearing to enjoy themselves as well.
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Not one to let a good ribbing go, DeGeneres poked fun at the actor and clapped and wolf-howled along with the audience as Gyllenhaal laughed.
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Parisians who had stuck around to watch the fire decrease in intensity clapped for the firefighters as some of their trucks retreated, according to Le Monde.
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The soon-to-be mother of four also clapped back at trolls who claimed "privilege" and "money" as reasons for her access to a law degree.
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The reporter tried to highlight Williams' higher number of double faults (6) and unforced errors (23) in comparison to her opponent, but she clapped right back.
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In footage captured of the incident, the woman with the squirrel flipped off fellow passengers, some of whom clapped as she was wheeled from the plane.
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On Sunday, he clapped and laughed while watching South Korean pop singers, whose influence on North Korea's isolated populace his government has been trying to block.
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Hillary Clinton clapped back at President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated assertion on Twitter this week that Google engineered his significant popular vote defeat in the 22.6 election.
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So please, pull up a chair while we unpack how actor Mark Hamill, best known for his role as Luke Skywalker, clapped back at Republican Sen.
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" Polizzi clapped back, saying, "Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but don't attack me for wanting to become strong and fit again after my pregnancy.
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I volunteered to be an actor, and then, thanks to some easy-to-learn movie magic, I clapped my hands and immediately transformed into a guy.
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He dropped his bat and raised a hand while running to first and clapped his hands half a dozen times in excitement after sliding into second.
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The 54-year-old Bonds waved, clapped his hands and raised both arms to acknowledge the cheers as he made his big entrance from center field.
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Walking alongside the casket with other family members, she offered small smiles and nods to the mourners who clapped as the service ended, many also crying.
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We spoke to Mexican restaurants in 3 different states -- Tennessee, Maine and Pennsylvania, who clapped back at Trump by adding "bad hombre" specials to the menu.
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Since those in attendance had never seen a real rock and roll concert before, they clapped and applauded, thinking it was all part of the act.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer gave Schiff a bear hug and slapped his back so loud that it sounded like someone had clapped inside the chamber.
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" She also clapped back about judgment she has received for not getting married, writing, "Why are women so obsessed with telling me I need a ring?
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"👏🏻 @olympiaohanian is such a good sport she clapped for every point — whether it was mama @serenawilliams or auntie @venuswilliams," Ohanian captioned the clip on Instagram.
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As the other migrants clapped, number 12,025 rose, pumped his fist, and followed the official to cross to the United States to begin his asylum process.
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So, as he crossed home plate, Rosales slowed from his sprint, turned his hands to the side and clapped them together, not unlike a chomping alligator.
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If I had large ears, I would have flapped them back at her [but] we clapped our car doors to show that we meant business too!
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"Pretty Little Liars" actress Shay Mitchell clapped back at mom-shamers who criticized her for attending a party seemingly days after the birth of her daughter.
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Then he clapped his hands together, Lown says, and went on to say how within one hour of meeting Gorbachev, he would end the Cold War.
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The first Chinese-American woman elected to Congress clapped back at a top White House aide's defense of legislation aimed at curbing legal immigration on Wednesday.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) rolled her eyes, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi clapped at Trump when she wasn't focused on reading material she brought for the occasion.
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" The instant "action" was called, Gray hunched his face toward the screen and clapped on a pair of headphones playing music—that day, Gustav Holst's "Saturn.
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This group of firefighters worked a 10-hour shift: Locals cheered & clapped as a group of fire fighters walked through the estate after a 10hr shift.
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Graham clapped enthusiastically as Keita left the field, but when I asked if he thought Keita had played well, he wouldn't give me a definitive answer.
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" And, as you can see, the city of Greensboro, which naturally has a Twitter account, clapped back: "Guess you can lose in the 1st round anywhere.
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Celine Dion played the air guitar, sang along and clapped her hands for Lady Gaga during the "Bad Romance" singer's second show of her Las Vegas residency.
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Then during the match that saw Team USA beat Team Denmark to win gold 28-19, Harry clapped alongside Vice President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden.
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In the whirlwind of a year that was 2017, you'd be forgiven if you forgot that, way back in February, Nicole Kidman clapped weirdly at the Oscars.
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And while she loved her blush-toned dress by the brand, she clapped back at fans who were rude about the beauty look she paired it with.
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And yet, because it was Obama, not President George W. Bush, most Republicans golf clapped while the rest of the nation break-danced on bin Laden's grave.
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Last year, when Buzzfeed published an article titled "Ten Long Years Of Trying To Make Armie Hammer Happen," the actor clapped back on the social media platform.
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David Hasselhoff's ex-wife has clapped back at his claim she needs to get a job ... she says it's tough when you're a 55-year-old actress.
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In several photos and videos added to her Snapchat account, Kardashian West, 36, showed her moments with children who performed music for her while she clapped along.
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Mobike was quick to claim to be the most capitalized startup of its kind, but Ofo has clapped back on the vanity metric stakes with 'first unicorn.
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"How absurd that you minimize female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship," she clapped back, in part, on Twitter.
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He washed his hands, rinsed his mouth, bowed twice, clapped twice, bowed once more and then read a letter to the gods informing them of his retirement.
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But Verizon clapped back and was like, actually we won't issue the update, because its the holiday season and people being without a phone could be bad.
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Joseph Enterprises , a 1993 appeals court decision based on a lawsuit filed against the owner of The Clapper because a woman clapped her hands and injured herself.
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No one even clapped when that was announced because you guys are running on socialism, open borders and impeachment, the face of your party is Maxine Waters.
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"They clapped and cheered for the dancers after we were finished shooting," he wrote, noting that he often receives much colder reactions while photographing in New York.
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Tim Howard clapped back at a heckling fan at a game last Sunday and went a little too far ... so it's going to cost him 3 games.
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Celebrities and athletes also clapped back at Trump — many of them mocking him for taking away a potential invitation after Stephen had already essentially R.S.V.P.'ed no.
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On Sunday, however, James Clapper, former director of national intelligence under the Obama administration, clapped back: Of course Russia was trying to influence the election, he said.
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The "Fox & Friends" hosts asked the live audience if they would support holding the State of the Union speech in the Senate, and they clapped in response.
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The Serbian had his three double faults clapped by a portion of the crowd, and also had other errors cheered in the 6-4, 6-3 defeat.
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When it became clear the bill would overwhelmingly pass, a group of first responders and Stewart stood and clapped in the visitor's gallery above the Senate floor.
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" Rinna, whose mother Lois had nearly been a victim of sexual assault herself, then clapped back at Camille's response and asked, "Do you not believe her though?
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Some people took videos on their smartphones of the dancing while cold beers circulated as the entire room grooved, jumped, clapped, and joked for hours on end.
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Spotting a man outside one of his restaurants, Mr. Samuelsson clapped his hand and invited him to a party that night in honor of his latest project.
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When Williams -- who was severely punished for being one of the alleged orchestrators of "Bountygate" back in 2012 -- was asked about the allegations Friday, he clapped back.
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Greta Thunberg clapped back at Deutsche Bahn after it appeared to accuse her of staging a picture of her sitting on the floor of an 'overcrowded' train
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The array of smartly dressed special forces, including a handful of women, cheered and clapped as one general after another praised them as Afghanistan's finest and bravest.
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But when Mr. Trump made mention of the First Step Act, the bipartisan legislation that overhauled criminal justice reforms, Ms. Pelosi clapped and rose to her feet.
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The audience clapped a few times for Hasselbeck, and, though the fight may have aged incredibly poorly for Hasselbeck, it's not like O'Donnell got a clear win.
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He stood and clapped his hands as the chorus sang "We'll Understand It Better By and By," when it would have been impossible to do anything else.
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They relentlessly clapped their thunder sticks, and a band stationed in the left-field pavilion, with drums and horns, gave the stadium a Friday night lights feel.
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Related content from our partners: The Criticism I Got From a Complete Stranger During Pregnancy 7 Inspiring Women Who Clapped Back After Being Shamed for Breastfeeding in Public
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I leapt off the couch and clapped when Yang — who, along with Aziz Ansari, took home a win for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — spoke his piece.
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After sources revealed the commander-in-chief called Haiti, El Salvador and African countries "s–tholes" during a bipartisan debate over immigration, the mayor clapped back on Twitter.
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The videos and photos of True come days after Kardashian clapped back at a hater who said True was "not cute at all" in a since-deleted tweet.
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As the votes were announced a visibly delighted Voss beamed, clapped and hugged his seat neighbours, as well as giving a broad thumbs up to all those watching.
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" Both Bachelor host Harrison and creator Fleiss clapped back on Twitter, with Harrison writing, "Look out #BachelorNation @KellyRipa is coming after you and your 'disgusting' Monday night habit.
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Hemsworth clapped back at claims that he and the Spanish actress are on the rocks by posting a photo of the couple looking loved-up on a boat.
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Just days prior, Hart clapped back at online followers who condemned the father of two for posting a photo of Jameson riding a dirt bike before age 2.
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It took her a few months to notice the publication's interest in her wardrobe choices, but on Sunday, Silverman clapped back at the article on Twitter, writing: SCANDAL!
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Which might have gone relatively unnoticed except that Trump clapped directly into the microphone, isolating the sound, overpowering the audience's applause, and irritating many misophonic viewers at home.
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" Bieber clapped back at Gomez shortly after, writing "It's funny to see people that used me for attention and still try to point the finger this way. Sad.
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At one point, when the president announced a plan to make community college free, I quickly stood up and clapped, belatedly noticing that I stood up before her.
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Close by, hundreds of anti-Trump protesters clapped and took photos when a 20-foot (6-meter) blimp of a snarling Trump baby in a diaper was inflated.
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After people told her she should give away her five adopted dogs during her pregnancy, she clapped back with a sweet maternity photoshoot starring them, Good Housekeeping reports.
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At the community hall, Nur Jaham was among the audience members who clapped and from time to time burst out laughing as they watched the Rohingya women perform.
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The videos and photos of True come days after Kardashian clapped back at a hater who said True was "not cute at all" in a since-deleted tweet.
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" Bieber clapped back at Gomez shortly after, writing, "It's funny to see people that used me for attention and still try to point the finger this way. Sad.
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In a series of three videos posted on her Instagram Story, Pratt clapped back at those who sent her negative messages and also thanked fans for their support.
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Singing her 1991 single "The Promise of a New Day" while wearing heels, Abdul clapped her hands and encouraged the audience to "c'mon" before falling into the audience.
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As the convoy rumbled past the border gate, the road for miles ahead was lined with thousands of ecstatic Kurds, who clapped, cheered and waved the Kurdish flag.
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His father Norbert, a former Olympic luger and current head of the German team, clapped his hands and nearly head-butted the ceiling with a jump for joy.
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People clapped when Apple announced that the iPhone 11 can take portrait mode photos of pets, but some people noticed that some iPhones could already take pet portraits.
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In a lengthy Instagram post at the time, the mother of four clapped back at critics who said her "money" and "privilege" would make it easier for her.
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Approaching seats next to each other at a round-table at the summit meeting, they clapped their palms together in the air as though in a high-five.
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Durant, the winner of the last two Finals M.V.P. awards, clapped aggressively at Green, hoping for a pass and an opportunity to put up a game-winning shot.
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As she sat one stage, she clapped along enthusiastically to the music during a flag-laying ceremony involving every nation's flag and one to represent the world's refugees.
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Bloomberg's digital team, which has embraced a spray-and-pray strategy across the internet, clapped back with a similar repurposing of old Biden praises set to dramatic music.
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The P.A.'s face turned pale, and she helped the struggling woman onto a stretcher and clapped a mask hissing with aerosolized medications over her nose and mouth.
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Elizabeth Warren clapped back at Mark Zuckerberg after he vowed to "go to the mat" and "fight" if she won the presidency and tried to break up Facebook.
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In May, the mom of three clapped back at Instagram trolls who left rude comments body shaming her youngest child in a big group photo of her family.
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Gambino's manager, Fam Rothstein, also clapped back at the haters Monday, saying "This Is America" actually dates back to three years ago, and has the Pro Tools proof.
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Twenty-two days after giving birth to her second son, Ariel, the 29-year-old mother of two clapped back at critics who commented on her body after baby.
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There will be 60,000 watching when he takes to his blocks for Friday's 100m heats at the world championships — the vast majority having never clapped eyes on him before.
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Not only Latino politicians but social media as well clapped back at the idea of turning famous American labor leader César Chávez into a symbol of anti-immigration policies.
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Just last week, he clapped back at Marcille's claim that her new husband, Michael Sterling — with whom she shares 5-month-old son Michael, Jr. — is Marley's true father.
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The judges praised the GMA meteorologist, but docked her for what they saw as a mistake – a part in her dance in which she clapped along with the audience.
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To prove her GOATness even further, she made her own appearance on First Take and clapped back at Stephen A. Smith, who has famously dragged Kevin for leaving OKC.
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Emily Ratajkowski clapped back at critics who slammed her for going braless during a protest against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh 's Supreme Court nomination in Washington D.C. last month.
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From inquiries about whether she delivered naturally to breastfeeding and sleep deprivation, the new mom clapped back at mommy shamers in a blog post on her app and website.
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The Big Little Lies star had her fingers fanned out as she clapped, which invited comparisons to a seal and memes like this: Had she just painted her nails?
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Brandy's record label just clapped back, saying the singer has no business comparing her contract to slavery ... since it's been more than a decade since she dropped a hit.
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Everyone screamed and clapped throughout the entire movie, especially whenever Harry, Hermione and Ron did anything — and when Snape (played by the late Alan Rickman) was on the screen.
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The audience clapped and sang along, even supplying the vocals when, during Simon and Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence," the DJ killed the audio several times (get the joke?).
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Congresswoman Ilhan Omar clapped back at Fox News host Tucker Carlson for a segment on his show Tuesday night that called her "living proof" of the dangers of immigration.
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Inside the assembly building, known as the Senedd, members led by the presiding officer clapped as they wished the Queen happy birthday wishes for the official celebrations this weekend.
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Milano, who has been a vocal critic of the Trump administration and the GOP's policies, immediately clapped back with a sarcastic rejection and an emoji to match Cruz's. BURN.
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Ms. Payne clapped her hands with child-on-a-Christmas-morning excitement, and spent about two minutes explaining her purchase before removing the Chewbacca electronic mask from the box.
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On Friday evening, dozens of Greens clapped and danced (with varying degrees of skill) to a talent show that featured no shortage of slam poetry and earnest acoustic guitar.
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The audience jeered during the close up of Trump and, surprisingly, clapped when they saw Bill Cosby – who West previously deemed "innocent" in one of his infamous Twitter rants.
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They sipped Modelos and clapped loudly when emcee Jake Flores, the host of the podcast Pod Damn America, asked if there were any anarchists or communists in the room.
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Ann Coulter clapped back at Eminem for trashing her on a new Big Sean track, and while her verbal beatdown doesn't have a beat ... it's got plenty of bite.
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" He took some flak from PETA for dropping $35k on his 2 exotic cats instead of adopting shelter cats, but he clapped back by telling them to "suck it.
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With Paris St.-Germain jerseys slung over their shoulders, the spoils of battle, they clapped each other on the back, they exchanged high fives, they ruffled each others' hair.
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The result was a massive all-wheel-drive SUV that was being passed on side streets by clapped-out Civics because the rubber on the tires refused to grip.
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"I flew all the way here from Korea, long distance, and then on top of that the United States president clapped for me and cheered for me," Choi said.
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After the Chandrayaan-22013 mission launched in July, Mr. Modi released a video of himself watching the launch live, the Indian flag behind him as he stood and clapped.
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Dewan even shared a statement of support to Jessie after she clapped back at trolls who declared that Tatum was dating Jessie because she looked like his ex-wife.
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On Monday, Ford X Vice President Sundeep (Sunny) Madra clapped back at Musk, urging him to send over a Cybertruck for an "apples to apples" tug-of-war test.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 34, clapped back at multiple critics over the weekend who accused the star of sharing heavily edited photos of herself on social media.
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"You only married her to get back at SG." Bieber clapped back at the hater with a lengthy comment on Instagram, writing: "I absolutely loved and love Selena," he added.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell clapped back at President Trump Saturday morning, saying he shows an utter lack of respect for the league ... adding the Prez just doesn't have a clue.
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In the accompanying video, the 8th-grade student energetically skipped, flipped her hair, bopped to the music and clapped as she delivered a spot-on routine with the Colts' cheerleaders.
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The photos made some onlookers question whether she was actually ill but Pink clapped back on social media, revealing that the Byron Bay outing had been planned since last year.
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In the postmatch press conference, however, he clapped back at a reporter who asked whether he would have played better had he not been at the pub the night before.
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Later, when Ellen DeGeneres attempted to suss out the truth on her talk show, Jenner quickly clapped back: "Oh, I can feel where this is going," Jenner told the audience.
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When I first arrived on board, I walked down a red carpet into the ship's atrium, where they announced my arrival over a microphone, while crew members clapped and waved.
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But the Italian section hooted and clapped, even Mario Boselli, the aged former president of the Camera della Moda, the Milan shows' organizing body, as these local celebrities sauntered by.
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"You get into a rural state, a hunting state like North Dakota, and as soon as you hear the words 'gun control'.... now it's"—he clapped his hands—"you're done."
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BTW ... Larry also clapped back at everyone who's callin' this Super Bowl one of the worst ever -- telling us there's no way in hell Brady cares about any of that!!!
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It was always fun, because the audience didn't necessarily laugh, but they sort of clapped because it was technology, and that said a lot to me about us as people.
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"Her fiancé, Kojo Amoah, also clapped back at the haters, telling Ghana Web, "I am so proud of my woman and I don't care about what anybody says out there.
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Older than you seem, you work in ads or branded content, but wake up face burning in the night about the time no one clapped at your spoken word reading.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a young social media star, looked down or away when Trump delivered comments she viewed as egregious and stared daggers at colleagues who stood and clapped.
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So I clapped back with my post to support and to remind all moms that they do not have to dress like a nun just because they birthed a baby.
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During pregame introductions, Sonya turned toward the Blazers' bench and clapped in that direction, then tapped her heart and pointed to the sky when she and Stephen spotted each other.
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In this moment, Pelosi sarcastically clapped for Trump, pursing her lips, and seemingly holding back laugher as he turned around to look back at her and Vice President Mike Pence.
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"I do hereby proclaim today, Saturday, September 8, 2018, that Bigfoot is the official animal of the city of Marion, North Carolina," Little said, as the costumed Bigfoot clapped enthusiastically.
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But the best part was, when we opened the doors to leave and all the families and kids waiting in the hallway clapped for us as we left the building.
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Greta Thunberg clapped back at the German rail company Deutsche Bahn after it accused her of staging a picture of her sitting on the floor of one of its trains.
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Lili Reinhart, who plays Betty on Riverdale, clapped back at a fan who called the cast "rude" on Twitter for not being receptive to her allegedly throwing her arms around them.
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The rapper — who dropped the unapologetically sexy video with City Girls last Wednesday — clapped back after a Twitter user suggested that her new song and video was sending the wrong message.
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During the In Memoriam portion of the show, many in MSG clapped for the photo of Linkin Park's Chester Bennington, who died of suicide by hanging in July at age 41.
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On Wednesday, Khloé Kardashian clapped back at people who, get this, ridiculed her for touching and holding her pregnant belly — you know, the very same one that's harboring a human life.
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Nancy Pelosi clapped back at President Trump after he took the unusual step of using Twitter to go after the House speaker for her interview on CBS' "60 Minutes" Sunday night.
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" Former Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe also recently clapped back at Brown's slut-shamers on Twitter, writing, "Women can have sex if they choose, and women can wait till marriage if they choose.
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Fellow rescuers and onlookers clapped and cheered as a crew pulled a young child from the rubble alive in Amatrice, one of the worst-hit communities, the newspaper La Repubblica reported.
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Big Dryer already clapped back at the viral post by questioning Ward's methodology, which is exactly what it did in 2016, when a university study concluded that their machines spread bacteria.
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Like a group of politicians from the Liberal party in Western Australia, who boogied down and clapped along to Daft Punk's 219 hit "One More Time" during a campaign launch Sunday.
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There was a moment when we clapped for the women and men who have come forward, and the journalists telling the stories, but nobody specifically noted what those stories were about.
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Charlotte clapped as the planes flew overhead, and while her brother George offered his applause sparingly, his dropped jaw gave a better indication of how he felt about the big event.
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" Hillary Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, clapped and danced along as McCartney, Buffett and Bon Jovi teamed up for a finale performance of the Beatles classic "Hey Jude.
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People of all ages, including druids and pagans, sang, clapped and cheered as the sun rose over the prehistoric site made up of huge standing stones in the southwest of England.
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A third commenter clapped back against "keyboard warriors" who criticized the officials for getting too close, noting that "all tigers do not behave this way" and calling the encounter a fluke.
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Today's godly lunch-eaters applauded our withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement; they clapped for Senator Ted Cruz when he promised them a flat tax and the end of the IRS.
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When he was introduced and shown on the giant screens, the red-clad crowd responded with rousing cheers as a smiling Mr. Trump waved and clapped and drank in the support.
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The crowd in the public seating — as well as some Democrats — stood up and clapped and cheered for ambassador Yovanovitch after Schiff announced the end of the 2nd public hearing. pic.twitter.
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The crowd in the public seating — as well as some Democrats — stood up and clapped and cheered for ambassador Yovanovitch after Schiff announced the end of the 2nd public hearing. pic.twitter.
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The Coyotes capitalized on Los Angeles' quirky Achilles' heel and hung a mock version of the banner when the Kings came to visit Monday night, but Los Angeles immediately clapped back.
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Of course, the supermodel clapped back, but she's also made it known that even as a kid she preferred basketball shorts and an LA Lakers jersey as a school day outfit.
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During one Lebanese wedding, an Israeli group waited at the back of the hall, clapped when the couple was declared husband and wife, and exchanged congratulations with them as they left.
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A kind and thoughtful translator and former slave, Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel) was captured at sea and once again clapped in chains — and then beheaded when Daenerys refused to surrender to Cersei.
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The pop star recently clapped back at a fan who claimed she autotuned one of her live performances after she shared a video of herself of one of her tour stops.
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The video got the attention of boxing superstar Claressa Shields, who clapped back with her OWN advice video -- explaining how to fight someone who comes at you like Billy Joe suggested.
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Excited crowds of smiling "yes" voters clapped, cheered and burst into song as they filled the courtyard outside Dublin Castle, a government complex, to await the release of the final tally.
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At a televised rally on Sunday, Mr. Maduro clapped along as the altered version of the song played in the background, with lyrics extolling his plans to overhaul the country's Constitution.
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The refugees caught sight of land and spontaneously broke into song; some had fashioned their blankets into head wraps and clapped out a beat as the boat crept into the coast.
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It wasn&apost the first time this week Durant garnered attention for his social media commentary, as he clapped back at fans who called his new team — the Brooklyn Nets — irrelevant.
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He clapped and grinned widely, channeling a child on Christmas morning, although he had seen the bus the previous night and taped a TV hit in front of it before dawn.
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He lifted his white Stetson and waved it at the audience, while the studio band played his college spirit song, "The Eyes of Texas," and everyone clapped and cheered some more.
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Others criticized the president for remarking on the "turnout" and size of the crowd that gathered for his meeting in Corpus Christi — though the hundreds gathered clapped and cheered his appearance.
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" AB saw the shade ... and immediately clapped back, writing, "U need some attention lil man glad I put that stuff arm in your neck in pittsburgh u deserved it Lil Weedle.
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"Every time I've spoken up or clapped back at some troll, it has been very much me," Morris, 29, told the magazine in an interview with writer Andrea Domanick released on Tuesday.
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Around the corner it was an onstage Prince party at the Broadway musical "Hamilton," with costumed cast members dancing wildly to his 1984 hit, "Let's Go Crazy" as the audience clapped along.
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Back in March, Girardi clapped back after a Twitter user attempted to shame her by posing a photo of the star without makeup and referencing legal action involving her husband Thomas Girardi.
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Supporters clapped and cheered in court when judge Ian Burnett, who is the head of the judiciary in England and Wales, said Love's appeal was upheld and extradition would not take place.
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Hundreds of rescuers who had drilled a shaft to the miners and kept them alive cheered and clapped Friday night as the first man winched to the surface weakly raised his arm.
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Watching Cyrus speak onstage as she accepted her award, Hemsworth laughed at the singer's jokes, clapped and listened intently as she talked about her passion for making real change in the world.
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Cardi B clapped back against a conservative pundit who criticized her latest music video, saying women should be able to wear whatever they want and dance however they want without being assaulted.
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As for Jafar, the internet clapped back at the rumor that white actor Tom Hardy would take on the role of the villain — but it's not clear who else is a contender.
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The alleged incident came days after Bhabie clapped back at Azalea, who had seemingly thrown shade about the teen's upcoming tour on Instagram by questioning if a friend was attending Bhabie's concert.
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Two days after the "Sorry" singer, 25, clapped back at fans who were disparaging his wife on social media, Baldwin stepped out in West Hollywood — reminding everyone of her new last name.
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The Genius actor, 58, who played Pablo Picasso on the series, sat in the crowd and clapped during the awards show, but the position of his fingers had some viewers slightly confused.
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The auditor-general warned a decade ago that the plumbing was clapped out, the 50-year-old knob-and-tube wiring was near full capacity and heat was escaping through loose windows.
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Kardashian also recently shared how getting back into her old workout routine is "much more difficult than I think you'd expect it to be" as she also clapped back at mommy shamers.
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The alleged incident came days after Bhabie clapped back at Azalea, who had seemingly thrown shade about the teen's upcoming tour on Instagram by questioning if a friend was attending Bhabie's concert.
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" After that, Swift clapped back at the couple in an Instagram post, claiming the phone call was "secretly" recorded and that Kanye never told her the song would call her "that bitch.
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A caucus meeting that was supposed to focus on the lame-duck agenda quickly turned into a pep rally as members cheered, clapped and gave standing ovations while Pelosi addressed the room.
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The 24-year-old "Levels" singer clapped back at a disrespectful fan on social media Friday, after the man posted a photo of the two with a biting caption criticizing Jonas' height.
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I clapped heartily, and Megan once again reminded me that this was not how normal Monster Jam Freestyles usually went, that I was not getting the real experience, that this was wrong.
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Kardashian recently clapped back at an accusation that she uses her daughter as "an accessory," replying to a comment posted on a photo of her and True during their recent Bahamas vacation.
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The fans, some of whom sipped beer through straws and scarfed down plates of poutine, clapped and swayed to the low-key notes pumped out by the nine-member Dalhousie Rally Squad.
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The huge courtroom was packed with about 100 lawyers, along with MPs and supporters of the defendants, who clapped and shouted as Kavala was led out of the room after the morning session.
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Country music star Maren Morris clapped back at an Instagram hater last week after the user criticized the singer&aposs outfit and suggested she deserved "creepy sexual advances" because of her styling choices.
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Olivia Colman Clapped For Wayne's World Mike Meyers and Dana Carvey, the iconic duo from the much quoted and much beloved Wayne's World, introduced the Bohemian Rhapsody's clip for the Best Picture category.
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The alleged incident took place days after Bhabie clapped back at Azalea, who had seemingly thrown shade about the teen's upcoming tour on Instagram by questioning if a friend was attending Bhabie's concert.
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Google has clapped back in tremendous fashion at Epic Games, which earlier this month decided to make the phenomenally popular Fortnite available for Android via its own website instead of Google's Play Store.
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Outside Congress, a smaller group of protesters urged lawmakers to listen to the "voice that is never heard," as they clapped to the sound of a heartbeat and danced to songs celebrating life.
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Since then, the actress has been open about the highs and lows of being a new mom and clapped back at those critics who had something to say about her post-baby attire.
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The 44-year-old supermodel also revealed the celebrity hotties she's crushing on and clapped back at haters who say she's too old to model Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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She stood along with the rest of the crowd during the Canadian national anthem and clapped heartily as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (her acquaintance and a friend of Harry) made his welcome address.
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Danielle, who is married to Kevin Jonas, clapped back after she was accused of "shading" Priyanka Chopra while wishing her soon-to-be sister-in-law Sophie Turner a happy birthday on Instagram.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star clapped back at ex-brother-in-law Lamar Odom in January 2018, a day after a sneak peek of his appearance on BET's Mancave was released.
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At first Jones clapped back at the trolls and even posted some of their comments, but soon the hateful words took a toll on her and she went on a social media break.
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PARK CITY, Utah — As the credits started to roll at the end of Sing Street, John Carney's latest music-inspired flick, during a Sundance Film Festival screening Monday, the audience joyously clapped along.
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Many in the audience of over 2,000 clapped or cheered as the prince, the kingdom's de facto ruler and architect of its reform drive, entered the main hall, smiling as he sat down.
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As they cheered and clapped, the actress, who portrayed the heroine Ellen Ripley in the film franchise the play is based on, congratulated the high school students on the success of their production.
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Kim Kardashian West clapped back at her former brother-in-law in January after he made a comment about the end of his marriage to Khloé that rubbed Kim, 7, the wrong way.
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Princess Charlotte clapped as the planes flew overhead, and while her brother Prince George offered his applause sparingly, his dropped jaw gave a better indication of how he felt about the big event.
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She stood along with the rest of the crowd during the Canadian national anthem and clapped heartily as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (her acquaintance and a friend of Harry) made his welcome address.
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Similarly, following an incendiary tweet from Trump referring to protesters as "paid thugs," New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio (D) clapped back at the president by criticizing the ban and defending the protesters.
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The audience cheered and clapped for Sanders at times during his stump speech, and were as vocal during the question and answer session, yelling out "How?" at several points as the senator spoke.
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Congresswoman Ilhan Omar clapped back at Fox News host Tucker Carlson for a segment on his show Tuesday night slamming her as ungrateful and calling her "living proof" of the dangers of immigration.
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She paused for a moment, processed that the ball was in, then graciously lifted her left hand to her racket face and clapped in appreciation of a good shot, and a great victory.
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Turning to look at the scoreboard and see the number one against her name, her eyes widened and she clapped her hand to her mouth as if she could not believe the result.
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Now, the mayor of Pittsburgh, Bill Peduto, has clapped back and announced that his city, along with many other local state and city governments, is sticking to the terms of the Paris accord.
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The crowd clapped and roared at the absurdity of it all, until the woman explained that after her abortion, she was stuck in the maternity ward to recover — right next to crying babies.
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As part of Mr. Young's iconoclastic circle, Mr. Johnson produced works that were often whimsical, like "Din," in which 40 musicians screamed, clapped their hands and shuffled their feet in a darkened hall.
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As the "Pod Save America" gang spent 90 minutes Monday-morning quarterbacking, the crowd cheered, clapped and laughed, while Andrea Grossman, who founded Writers Bloc, watched quietly from a seat in the back.
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Though many in the crowd clapped politely for Mr. Buttigieg, the meeting was dominated by members of the audience who loudly yelled their objections to the event's format and to the mayor's answers.
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We whooped and cheered and clapped when, after El Chicano delivered a particularly severe beat down, Rey Jaguar staggered to his feet, flipped Chicano over his shoulder and pinned him to the mat.
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" Weeks later, Lovato clapped back at a fan who accused her "rotten" team of only caring "about her money" — writing in a since-deleted Instagram comment, "You have no idea what you're talking about.
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Also in attendance to support their beautiful ladies were Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine, whose wife Behati Prinsloo kept blowing him kisses, and actor Dylan Sprouse, who clapped and screamed for girlfriend Barbara Palvin.
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Jennifer Aniston clapped at Brad Pitt's SAG Awards joke about playing someone who 'doesn't get on with his wife'Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt played with the viral 'Friends' Instagram filter on the red carpet
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The mom of three faced serious backlash online after she clapped back at model-slash-actor Tyson Beckford for being unimpressed with her figure, with many fans accusing her of implying that he's gay.
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On Thursday, the 33-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star clapped back at critics who have been knocking her for keeping up with her workouts now that she's expecting her first child.
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"I am so honored, and I thank the Academy for choosing me to be the vessel from which this blessing might flow," she said, while pretty much everybody in the audience clapped or cried.
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The president and Bolton had a contentious relationship that spilled out into the open after the top aide left the administration: Trump said he fired Bolton, but Bolton clapped back saying that he resigned.
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Baller Alert also provided screengrabs of deleted tweets Cardi sent after the incident, in which the rapper clapped back at a member of the group who slammed her for not taking pictures with fans.
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Just last night, Grande clapped back at a publication for insulting Davidson's appearance, her Instagram Stories were still filled with snaps and videos of Davidson, including one from his recent performance at Auburn University.
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" But today, the cover girl clapped back, writing on her blog, "It's so funny that people are getting pregnant and married—or having crazy drama—but my drama is ballerinas being upset at me!
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" Another veteran, Manny Welch, who served in the Navy, tells PEOPLE, "During one of my first appearances in court, the judge thanked me for my service and the entire team stood up and clapped.
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Trump, along with first lady Melania Trump, clapped and smiled as the men -- Kim Dong Chul, Kim Hak-song and Kim Sang Duk -- walked off the plane at Joint Base Andrews, flashing victory signs.
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Even the most enthusiastic opening-night audience in Los Angeles — who clapped for just about every triumphant moment in the movie — couldn't muster up enough energy to care about Steve and Sharon coming together.
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Russell was fitted with an air cast and held his right arm in the air and clapped as he was given an ovation by the crowd as he was driven to the locker room.
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I don't mean that the boomer-age audience was silent – they clapped and cheered politely – I mean it was literally mixed at a way lower level than any concert I've seen before or since.
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Two years ago, Miss de Lappe was polishing the "Dream Ballet" with the American Dance Machine in a Times Square rehearsal studio when, The New York Times reported, she clapped her hands in frustration.
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" Also in July, Morrone clapped back at trolls who criticized her relationship, with some going as far to allege that the actor "only cares about your body" and will "dump you in three years.
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But the crowd also clapped and cheered as some speakers demanded justice for a death that the community sees as another unjust killing of a black person at the hands of a white person.
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The man and three of the women all have hands clapped to their mouths and noses or raised to cover their faces, as though they are simultaneously grieving and protecting themselves from a stench.
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When Sanders outlined the plan at Southern New Hampshire University this month, the crowd of several hundred clapped and cheered loudly, even though SNHU is private and not under the purview of Sanders' proposal.
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Chozick recalls that the first time she saw Clinton at a town hall, when she was covering her for The Journal in 2007, she stood up and clapped (a huge faux pas among journalists).
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Mr. Parent compared the "magical night" to a family reunion, or "coming home," recalling how audience members sang and clapped along to the various gospel songs and spirituals sprinkled throughout the Tony-nominated play.
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When he was unable to get a table at a crowded Hong Kong restaurant earlier this month and left instead of waiting, some customers clapped, according to a report in the Ming Pao newspaper.
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Sitting in a pageboy cap and a blue button down, Pitt clapped and wooed along with the crowd when DeGeneres spotted him and invited him to come down and sit in her guest chair.
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"You have no knowledge of what goes on in our household or the enormous rebuilding this takes to even coexist," Khloé clapped back at a fan who criticized her for staying with the NBA player.
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" The pop star proudly and publicly clapped back at him, saying she was tired of the double standard between men and women's bodies and that he needed to "get his head out of his ass.
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Although World Market may have technically beaten Starbucks to the pumpkin spice punch with its August 1st pre-autumnal drop, the Seattle-born brewer just majorly clapped back at the rest of the coffee competition.
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Last year, Princess Charlotte clapped as the planes flew overhead, and while her brother Prince George offered his applause sparingly, his dropped jaw gave a better indication of how he felt about the big event.
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The alleged incident came days after Bhabie (born Danielle Bregoli) clapped back at Azalea, who had seemingly thrown shade about the teen's upcoming tour on Instagram by questioning if a friend was attending Bhabie's concert.
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" The cover girl clapped back to the drama, writing on her blog, "It's so funny that people are getting pregnant and married—or having crazy drama—but my drama is ballerinas being upset at me!
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After Dez explained the mistake, Jake clapped back by congratulating the current free agent on his massive contract extension ... pretending to mix Bryant with L.A. Rams superstar Todd Gurley, who just signed a 4-yr.
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But toward the end of the song — as fellow Housewives Bethenny Frankel, Ramona Singer, Carole Radziwill, Dorinda Medley and Tinsley Mortimer sang and clapped along — Mogan's dress unwrapped, exposing her backside to the packed house.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 48, who joined the show this season, clapped back on Twitter in response to a fan who had accused her of staying silent after the sad news broke.
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On Monday, the pregnant country star, 35, clapped back at a fan who expressed dislike over Underwood's Sunday Night Football theme song, "Game On," which replaced her previous NFL anthem "Oh Sunday Night" in September.
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But the best part was when she clapped back hard at not one, but two different senators who questioned her integrity and diluted the reasoning behind her decision to not defend President Trump's travel ban.
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In one of the videos, shared on his Instagram Story, the model laughed and clapped her hands as two performers in robot costumes fought inside a ring at the Robot Restaurant in the Japanese capital.
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She peered outside to find a scene one part Mad Max, two parts Only Fools and Horses, as an endless flurry of clapped-out vans and cars raced through the village and up the mountain.
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" By the way, Vick also clapped back at everyone saying Jackson's stats are inflated by playing two sorry teams ... telling us, "You don't go out and throw 5 touchdown passes and call it a fluke.
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In a lengthy Instagram post after she revealed her new career plans, the mother of four clapped back at critics who said her "money" and "privilege" would make pursuing a law degree easier for her.
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And Mr. Trump seemed to make an entrance similar to those at any "Make America Great Again" rally — he clapped, fist-pumped and waved, greeting the attendees as if they had assembled on his behalf.
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At the games, she wore a crisp suit and a smile as she met with Prince Harry and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, and later clapped for her country's military heroes from her seat.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)North Korea leader Kim Jong Un, accompanied by his wife Ri Sol Ju, clapped and waved Sunday as he attended a rare concert of South Korean singers and performers in Pyongyang.
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I remember a flaxen-haired woman dancing the second trio in Balanchine's "Agon," as two men elegantly clapped out the beats of her castanet solo behind her, feeling as if I'd been struck by lightning.
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I hand-clapped on the schoolbus to the cringey "first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in a baby carriage" refrain that hammered the order of things into seven-year-old me.
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Dozens of journalists and employees stood inside the TV studios and clapped in protest at the halt of the broadcast, which came a day after Turkey extended a state of emergency for another three months.
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" Polizzi also clapped back at comments criticizing her about her being eager to get back into the gym, writing, "I'm allowed to look on the bright side of things and want to get back into shape.
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As he paused to gesture and look around while the crowd clapped, the Grammy cameras zoomed out real quick and the show cut to commercial — yeah, just as Drake tried to drop a "But!" and continue.
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"No offense to anyone but people use the elderly to smuggle stuff and just because you say your in a wheelchair doesn&apost make you not able to smuggle stuff that is illegal," one detractor clapped.
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Maybe this ounce of inherent ickiness is why no one clapped at the March 16 premiere of Chappaquiddick at the Martha's Vineyard Film Festival, located only a few miles away from where the Chappaquiddick accident occurred.
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Social media exploded with complaints from angry men who felt they were being discriminated against, and the Alamo promptly clapped back by adding a second screening in Austin and extending the concept to its Brooklyn location.
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The actress, who has been outspoken about body positivity as well as her own personal decision to have breast reduction surgery, just clapped back at a hater who accused her of Photoshopping her famous Insta pics.
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The way he clapped back at rival fighters in pre-fight press conferences led to many viral moments, while his ability to seemingly concuss an opponent at will produced as many highlight-reel moments in sport.
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Big-screen glimpses of him on the warm-up track brought roars of appreciation from the crowd and when the Jamaican entered the arena and clapped the fans they responded with a throaty roar of appreciation.
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As he eased his way into the scrum of actors meeting and greeting around the coffee urn—most of the cast from the London production had signed on for New York—he clapped his hands loudly.
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"After a journalist on Twitter criticized Brown's reaction to meeting Spicer, Brown clapped back saying: "I honestly can't stand people like you who post things like this [...] just to flame the fire and get a reaction.
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Here, crowds of camera phone-toting tourists cooed and clapped at Pepper, an adorable 4-foot-tall robot with a high-pitched voice and a tablet screen strapped to its chest, during a recent test run.
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" As Mr. Lagerfeld came out for his ritual stroll around the Grand Palais at the show finale, this time entreating two of his workers to accompany him, Ms. Chastain clapped enthusiastically and said, "That was gorgeous.
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Her attacker, whom she recalled then and now as Kavanaugh, clapped his hand across her mouth when she screamed, pushing down so tightly she couldn't breathe, so tightly she thought he might kill her by accident.
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The sports broadcaster and television personality, 4, just clapped back at a Twitter user who had a lot to say about the glittery green pants she wore to co-host Dancing with the Stars Monday night.
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She described her terror when Kavanaugh clapped his hand over her mouth as she tried to scream—a moment where she said it was so hard to breathe that she thought he might accidentally kill her.
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When Follmann, a former soccer player with a buzz cut and a quick smile, made his way to the end of the bars, everyone who had squeezed into the white-walled exam room clapped in celebration.
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Delegates laughed, clapped and stood during Kuehnert's speech on Friday in which he argued for improved conditions for workers and end to low pay, a more ambitious climate agenda and for Germany to lead in Europe.
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Watabe, silver medallist in the other Nordic Combined event from the smaller Normal Hill last Wednesday, clapped his hands in delight on landing his jump successfully and realising it was enough to take him into the lead.
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Days after removing the photo, Hadid clapped back by posting a lengthy Instagram rant that addressed the fact that she (and other celebrities) feel like their privacy is invaded by aggressive paparazzi whenever they leave the house.
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That little wagging forefinger has been seen at various sporting events and awards shows, including the 2018 Grammys when Blue shut parents Jay-Z and Bey the heck down when they clapped during Camila Cabello's moving speech.
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All those once-useful but now clapped-out gadgets, outmoded or too-small clothes, the cables to devices long since lost, the book that, once read, will never be opened again—off they go to be recycled.
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The 34-year-old star of My Big Fat Fabulous Life clapped back at a follower who questioned her decision to work out in a sports bra, after Thore posted a video of her jump rope workout.
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At the beginning of the clip, the baby boy raised his arms in the air and clapped as his mom read out loud, but he was soon more interested in something that was distracting him off camera.
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Per the AP, "The first lady delivered Dr. Seuss books to a pre-school classroom, spoke to sixth graders on a soccer field and clapped along to a rendition of "Lean on me" in the school's library."
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And despite being a part of the exact establishment that Sanders's campaign clapped back on, he came across as being genuinely independent, someone who came to the convention to speak his mind, rather than push an agenda.
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After Lala clapped back in the comments by making fun of 50 for claiming to be a thug but watching Bravo, the rapper decided to set his sights on Emmett ... who he apparently has MAJOR beef with.
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They have done all of this with such artistry and grace that audience after audience has clapped and cheered (no Boo Birds at the Academy) and the Philadelphia Inquirer has said this production looks 'better than ever.
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On Thursday, the one-year anniversary of Mueller's appointment to investigate Russia's election meddling and possible collusion with the Trump campaign, the President was being ironic when he clapped for the man he sees as his nemesis.
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Common sense says he probably pressed buttons and clapped at the sounds he liked but what if... What if Saint produced this whole album and has already superseded Ye as the most talented West in the building?
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It started with Embiid taking shots at Lonzo because his dad was running his mouth too much, and then LaVar clapped back, then Embiid said "fuck LaVar Ball" on Instagram, only to get fined $10,000 for that.
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Ja Morant might still be a rookie, but he's a seasoned vet in TALKIN' TRASH ... 'cause he just clapped back at Steph Curry for getting involved in his beef with Andre Iguodala with an epic troll job!!!
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The singer, who is coming off of back-to-back breakups with Kaitlynn Carter and Liam Hemsworth, addressed her recent PDA with Simpson last Friday and clapped back at critics who say she's moving on too fast.
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I might have clapped my hands when omurice arrived, looking like a piece of sushi writ large: a pallet of fried rice, stained rust-red from ketchup, under an omelet like a mighty cloud come to rest.
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Imagine the global excitement she could have stirred had she flashed that imperious smile, clapped three or four times and then stopped in mid-air, as if she caught herself in the middle of a forbidden act.
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Instead, most delegates wore conservative business suits, turned pages of the speech in unison, and clapped politely on cue, giving the start of China's most important political event in five years the vibe of an academic conference.
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During a summer league game in June, the Millers said one of them approached Tyler when he was on the sideline during a game and clapped in his face, which they interpreted as an attempt to intimidate him.
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FROM PEN: Lea Michele Calls Céline Dion an 'Incredible Inspiration' Hudgens also successfully rapped Nicki Minaj's verse from Kanye West's hit "Monster" as Drake nodded along and Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani clapped encouragingly while cuddled up together.
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The entertainers were never heard discussing the specific lyric in the phone call, however, and Swift clapped back on Instagram, reiterating that West had never told her he was going to call her "that bitch" in the song.
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"You'll never have to talk to another telemarketer," said Google PM Liza Ma at the event yesterday, followed by cheers and applause – one of the few times the audience even clapped during this otherwise low-key press conference.
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Jacobs did exactly what the boxer is supposed to do against the pressure fighter—circle and jab—and Pirog clapped him across the top of it with a cross counter on the temple each time he did so.
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Trump, speaking before officers from Suffolk County Police Department in New York on efforts to combat the gang MS-13, urged officers Friday to be "rough" on suspects, as many officers standing behind the President cheered and clapped.
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"I flew all the way here from Korea, long distance, and then on top of that the United States president clapped for me and cheered for me," the 17-year-old South Korean told the New York Times.
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The moment Nancy Pelosi pointedly clapped at Trump's bullshit was, without question, the greatest part of the evening, and it also made for an equally strong meme: But Pelosi wasn't the only one to get the meme treatment.
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After getting called out by commenters on Instagram multiple times for appearing to Photoshop her pics, including her most recent "good vibes only" selfie, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 34, finally clapped back at her critics.
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As the players stood still and applauded, the crowd rose and clapped, with some unfurling a giant banner showing a photo of Cruyff, his arms spread wide, wearing the Netherlands' orange shirt with No. 14 on his back.
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Johnson, whose fiancee Carrie Symonds is pregnant,, was last seen in public on Thursday evening outside Downing Street, where he clapped as part of a nationwide campaign to thank the frontline staff of the U.K.'s health service.
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As far as I can recall, no one at the table clapped, but had they, it would have been for glee: It was all so lovely, a grown-up moment intended to bring back the sweetness of childhood.
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Kim clapped back at all the internet trolls who mocked her for having an "empty" refrigerator and questioning how she could feed her 4 kids ... with a full tour of her MULTIPLE fridges and pantries in her home.
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They sat in a shady area behind the 16th green, where the players passed by to get to the 17th tee, and clapped for the threesome of Stewart Cink, Ben Martin and Billy Horschel as they came through.
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"To be honest with you, in that meeting room, there were a number of judges that cheered and clapped when he announced it," said former immigration judge Rebecca Jamil, referring to the ruling that would follow his address.
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" In response, the National Cathedral in Washington -- site of McCain's services -- clapped back in a statement that produced a slew of incredulous headlines, like this one from Buzzfeed's Julia Reinstein: "Trump got dunked on by the National Cathedral.
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Jackie Goldschneider made waves this season on The Real Housewives of New Jersey when she clapped back at Teresa Giudice's claims that women should be able to control their men by pointing out that Giudice's husband was in jail.
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In footage captured of the incident, the woman with the squirrel flipped off fellow passengers, some of who clapped as she was wheeled from the plane, carrying what appeared to be a holding bag for animals on her lap.
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A customs officer involved in the investigation said that Romanov was ecstatic — the officer said he "clapped with joy" — when he realized what investigators would argue as the real size of his business had, in fact, been much larger.
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On a recent visit to Pamir Cinema, one of Kabul's oldest movie theaters, marijuana smoke thickened the air, and seats were full of boys and men who whistled and clapped when a female character appeared on the silver screen.
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As Rafiki played and the audience in the two packed theaters cheered and clapped, Vicky said she could relate to many of the film's topics, as the two lesbian protagonists struggled with homophobia among their friends, family, and church.
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Woodley joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs Monday night on FS1) and clapped back at Diaz ... saying he was trying to COMPLIMENT the guy as a great fighter to set up a big money fight.
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In a sign of how divided the party is, at the funeral of anti-apartheid stalwart Ahmed Kathrada on Wednesday the congregation clapped and cheered as a letter written by Kathrada calling for Zuma to resign was read out.
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Some people evidently still think that a mom is supposed to look and act a certain way, and one English blogger has clapped back brilliantly after being told she didn't seem like "the type" to be raising a child.
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But, the image of the hero pilot as a "he" made some reports erroneous; not to pick on CBS, but the description of the aftermath -- "Everyone clapped and praised the pilot after he set the aircraft down" -- was wrong.
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But the 69th Secretary of State got sustained applause from staff, who clapped solidly for many minutes after Tillerson finished his remarks and while he slowly worked his way toward the exit, shaking dozens of hands as he departed.
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Clapping could be heard from the Republican side of the Senate chamber in response to Cipollone's remarks — also a breach of the Senate's impeachment decorum rules — though it wasn't immediately clear who or how many GOP senators clapped. Rep.
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Days after removing the first photo, Hadid had clapped back by posting a lengthy Instagram rant that addressed the fact that she (and other celebrities) feel like their privacy is invaded by aggressive paparazzi whenever they leave the house.
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Otherwise, our daily experience would be a confusing hodgepodge of inputs in the wrong order—if you clapped your hands, you wouldn't see the clap, hear the noise, and feel your hands hitting each other at the same time.
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The teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg clapped back at a German rail operator after it appeared to accuse her of staging a picture in which she was seen sitting on the floor of what she called an "overcrowded" train.
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Read these stories next: This Woman Clapped Back Hard At A Guy Who Used Her Photo In A Sexist Meme A Model Shared Her Bathing Suit Photos To "Offend" Body-Shamers Riverdale's Lili Reinhart Just Schooled A Body Shamer On Twitter
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In light of resurfaced controversy about a nonconsensual scene 1972's Last Tango in Paris, it's time to look back at other celebrity scandals that went down long before Kim Kardashian clapped back at Taylor Swift, or Ryan Lochte hit Rio.
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Kevin's wife Danielle Jonas — with whom he also shares daughter Alena Rose, 5 — recently clapped back against accusations that she was "shading" Chopra, 36, by taking to social media to wish Joe's fiancée Sophie Turner a happy birthday last month.
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On Monday night, Girardi, 47, clapped back after a Twitter user attempted to shame her by posting a photo of the star without makeup and referencing a lawsuit involving her husband Thomas Girardi, which was first reported by The Blast.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, who welcomed her third child via surrogate on Monday, clapped back at ex-brother-in-law Lamar Odom on Thursday, a day after a sneak peek of his appearance on BET's Mancave was released.
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" The reality star clapped back at reports that the dinner was tense, writing on Twitter that as a new mother she was "tired AF" and "being out past 10 pm is not where I'll have the most energy these days.
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If that groundbreaking, culture-changing film had won at the Academy Awards in February 1978 — and it came close to defeating Annie Hall in the ballot — then Kurtz alone would accept the Best Picture Oscar while George Lucas sat and clapped.
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Not one to shy away from controversial comments surrounding her pregnancy, Khloé — whose baby on the way will be her first child with boyfriend Tristan Thompson — subtly clapped back at critics who slammed her for traveling overseas while eight months pregnant.
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" Responding to Pratt's body transformation through his new food diary, some followers have commented that Pratt looks too thin, and Pratt — who has said he's enjoying flexing his butt cheeks in the mirror — clapped back with a tongue-in-cheek "selfie.
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When Kendall Jenner attended the 2018 Golden Globes with Vogue in January (where she clapped back at her acne critics), she shared on Twitter she was "honored and humbled" to attend an event with such an uplifting theme for women.
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With the rapper's latest album, Jesus Is King, receiving mixed reviews — takes ranging from Pitchfork to Entertainment Weekly are less-than-positive — Cardi is standing by her fellow rapper and clapped back at comedian Karlous Miller for criticizing his new music.
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As giddy Republicans clapped when they got the necessary 216 votes to pass the bill effectively replacing Obamacare, members of the Democratic party broke out into: "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye," singing to the conservatives in the room.
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But the newly crowned big sister had it covered — in fact, at one point, she adorably put up her hand toward both JAY-Z and Beyoncé in a "quiet down" gesture when the couple clapped during Camila Cabello's moving speech.
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And even when someone does put together an ingenious, hyper-focused video worthy of being called a supercut—like this year's "Every Time Denzel Washington Has Ever Clapped"—the web is much more crowded than it was ten years ago.
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Scores of supporters clapped in support of the nine defendants including a law professor, two lawmakers and former student activists, after the judge delivered his verdict following a trial that critics say highlights shrinking political freedoms in the former British colony.
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Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell joined the fun by playing an apple shaker and wood block, Nick Carter tapped a tambourine, Kevin Richardson took on the güiro, A.J. McLean picked up a maraca and Howie Dorough clapped a pair of coconuts.
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"This has been the goal of our efforts in G20 and climate change summits," Mr. Modi said, to a mixed ovation — lawmakers on the Democratic side of the aisle stood and clapped, while those on the Republican side mostly stayed seated.
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Earlier this week, the "God Is a Woman" singer, 25, clapped back at an Instagram commenter who accused her of cheating on ex Mac Miller, 26, whom she split with shortly before dating — and getting engaged to — Pete Davidson, 24.
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Princess Charlotte, 3, clapped as the planes flew overhead, and while her brother Prince George offered his applause sparingly, his dropped jaw gave a better indication of how he felt about the big event, meant to celebrate the Queen's official birthday.
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Barbara shook her head when Peter began breaking Hannah Ann Sluss' heart, she clapped when Hannah ripped into him and handed over the engagement ring, and she made it clear she's not still super into Madison Prewett — her son's current girlfriend.
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Mr. Najafi, who as an official in the Islamic republic has extremely little space to maneuver on the issue of limiting personal freedoms, replied that he had not clapped for the girls but for the musicians who were also on stage.
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" Mr. Trump clapped back: "George Conway, often referred to as Mr. Kellyanne Conway by those who know him, is VERY jealous of his wife's success & angry that I, with her help, didn't give him the job he so desperately wanted.
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Johnson clapped his back, mauled his hand, massaged his ribs, "just as he'd always done in the glory days of old, all the time hailing me as though I were a long-lost friend" before inviting him in for an interview.
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The Queen was spotted sitting in the front row Tuesday at Richard Quinn's fashion show, and while a bunch of people -- including Anna -- clapped for the models as they strutted ... Elizabeth seemed to hold back a bit on the applause.
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" Laveau's concern is clear, and though the game is set in the late 60s, it is resonant even today--just ask the folks who clapped when a character in last month's Black Panther told us that "death was better than bondage.
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Read these stories next: This Woman Clapped Back Hard At A Guy Who Used Her Photo In A Sexist Meme A Model Shared Her Bathing Suit Photos To "Offend" Body-Shamers This Woman Shut A Body-Shamer Down Without Saying A Word
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Without pretending to know Winona Ryder's personal politics (she clapped at similar speeches made during the evening), I think it's fair to read her show-stealing reaction as basically what any privileged person might go through on their way to becoming an ally.
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Mr. Litton gave the downbeat with a pencil, the rehearsal pianist began, and a slightly terrified-looking corps de ballet rushed out for a few moments before Mr. Martins and Rosemary Dunleavy, a ballet mistress, clapped their hands to stop the action.
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Renfro was an adult, playing a supporting role in the dark ensemble drama The Informers, and Altschul was again the first AD. When the two clapped eyes on each other for the first time in a decade, what Altschul saw shocked him.
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The telethon aired from New York, Nashville and Los Angeles, where Stevie Wonder kicked off the event singing "Lean On Me" with a gospel choir as stars such as Hanks, Barbra Streisand and Cher clapped along while sitting at their phone stations.
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Just hours after the mother of four and wife of Alec Baldwin revealed in an emotional post that she was pregnant but likely experiencing a miscarriage, the star clapped back at a follower who critiqued her for opening up on the social platform.
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In the Yale lounge, students laughed and clapped at Ford's assured response when asked how she was sure that it was Kavanaugh who assaulted her: "The way that I'm sure I'm talking to you right now, it's just basic memory functions," Ford said.
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"I was very honored — very, very honored — when I heard that President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton were coming today and I think it's appropriate to say and I'd like you to stand up," he said, joining in as the audience clapped.
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Though frail from a 2017 stroke and a broken hip, suffered last year, Lynn got to her feet to greet White with a warm embrace and she clapped her way through his electric performance of "Have Mercy," a cut off Van Lear Rose.
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Panasonic one-upped this with a more impressive display the next year, but the original lab has clapped back with a new video (spotted by New Atlas) that combines the awkwardness of academia with the awkwardness of dancing alone in the dark.
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The release of "Terminator" comes swiftly after Yachty premiered "Judgement Free" on Ebro Darden's Beats 1 show, where he also clapped back at everyone who says he can't rap with a freestyle that everyone who says he can't rap probably still hated.
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As they marched along Hadi Nasrallah Street, named for their leader's son who was killed in clashes with Israeli troops in 1997, large groups of men clapped their chests with open palms as they chanted support for Hezbollah and its regional allies.
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After he announced that there were not enough members to continue work, some people in the gallery clapped; Mr. Courtney rebuked them, underscoring the rising tensions in a state struggling to figure out a path forward amid the threats of a changing climate.
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Me, Sam, and Olivia [Wilde, who plays the reporter who gets the story that Jewell was a suspect] wrapped out on the last night, and the crew clapped as they told us it was a wrap, and I just balled my eyes out.
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The game as it exists has less to do with actual raggedy pick-up basketball; if it did, rules would require each team to have one player who never passed and clapped his hands constantly and another guy wearing Timberlands and jeans.
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"Brexit: Behind Closed Doors", a recent BBC documentary that is compulsory viewing in Brexit Party circles, shows Guy Verhofstadt, the European Parliament's Brexit co-ordinator, and his minions joking about turning Britain into a colony and comparing it to a clapped-out old car.
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Back in August 2017, she defended her decision to put her then 20-month-old son in a front-facing car seat, and has clapped back about everything from putting North in a faux corset to allowing her to straighten her hair for her birthday.
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In a display of unity over division, people clapped and cheered Barcelona's Muslim taxi drivers as they rode in convoy around Las Ramblas before coming to lay huge floral wreaths and release dozens of black and yellow balloons that matched the colours of their cars.
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