The audience erupts in uproarious applause.

Big Issue: Television Gazankulu's leader drew the day's most uproarious applause when he implored the President to provide more state television programs in Shangaan and Venda languages, the tongues of the local black minorities.

Ironically, during his first show in Dallas, Texas on 2 May 2008, the line referring to George Bush and the Texas education was met with uproarious applause.

The FleetCenter exploded in the kind of electric reaction and uproarious applause reserved for the birth of a political star, louder and longer than even the response to the Democrats' hometown hero, Senator Edward M. Kennedy, an hour or so earlier.

He got the kind of reception the Pope gets in Warsaw, and he played up the hometown angle, dropping the names of his high school, an old recording studio and his former cruising grounds, all to uproarious applause.

This was followed by uproarious applause from the studio audience.

The news brought uproarious applause.

Asked about this at the White House, he called such comparisons "media hype," which brought uproarious applause from a political audience more familiar with this popular phenomenon than with quantum gravity.

Hearst put her up in the Waldorf and arranged a Madison Square extravaganza, where she appeared in filmy finery - accompanied by fireworks and two bands - to uproarious applause.

The lecture hall exploded in outraged chanting, uproarious applause, and OM.