Word: clapped
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Rocking in their line of folding chairs, the directors laugh at nearly every scene, sometimes hysterically. They clap eagerly at the end of songs, or in the middle. And often they will gaze at their cast with a mixture of pride, gratitude...
Emily J. Carmichael ’04 looms above her creation, as the cast and crew all point to her and clap. “Wait a second, we’ve got to get our writer and director,” one of the actors declares to the audience, as the entire group onstage runs off to grab her. The next thing you know, she’s in the air, being carried like a rock star through the theater...
...Tony Blair. We thank them a lot," he said. He got warmed up, and a crowd of teenaged boys surrounded him. "We as Kurdish people have gotten no benefit from Arab leaders." He gestured to his audience. "Have I not said something good for the Kurdish people? Then clap!" They obliged with a hearty round of applause. "All Arab presidents, when they take power, the first thing they do is attack the Kurds." He looked around expectantly, and got more applause. "If the new president is an Arab, he has to take a lesson from Saddam Hussein. If he does...
...funny because I was late for practice and I came out from the locker room and they started to clap,” Cserny said. “First I thought they were clapping because I’d finally arrived, then [Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith] told me that...
...hand. I couldn’t believe it. It’s your hand! I guess the rationale is that even without one of your hands you can still do cool things like go clubbing and see foreign films. Unfortunately, you wouldn’t be able to clap at the end of Amélie, even if you really enjoyed it. And it would be hard to grope someone on the dance floor and hold your amaretto sour at the same time. There are trade-offs with everything I suppose. Personally, I don’t really want...