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Everyone clapped and cheered and you could see he was lapping it up.
The audience clapped respectfully as she stood up to speak.
This is true, for example, with sound textures such as rain, clapping or crowd babble.
Jarred awake by a sudden clap of thunder, she found herself pregnant, and soon after, bore a supernatural child.
In addition to these 'rhythmic spirituals', hard-driving rhythms were also found in a style of gospel singing and clapping known as 'rocking and reeling'.
Half the audience clapped while the other half booed.
One level higher is the ability simultaneously to sing the rhythm and to realise the pulse by clapping or walking.
If we clap our hands or talk we soon 'decode' the basic parameters of the space.
Several of his distinguished colleagues seemed to think that the end had come and were about to clap politely.
When the audience noticed this, they began to clap, and continued clapping throughout the musical interlude that precedes the epilogue.
The clap of the stage manager that halts the discussion not only affects the workers but the visitor who records the conversation.
Yet they also responded to both aural and visual cues emanating from the screen, clapping and bouncing as characters or presenters did so.
During their performances, audience members stood, clapped, whistled, and moved in place.
For another example, many times when the music stops - you're not supposed to clap.
This freed him to clap rhythms, improvise vocally, move round the class to help pupils and assess their work, and give instructions.
Repeated clapping motion in which target is trapped between the palms.
She engages the audiences by asking either for a show of hands of former "cats and stomps" or by clapping.
