to an ovation

Frequency: 6.05.5 per million words

Used to describe the context or reaction as someone receives an ovation, often when entering or leaving a stage.

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Examples (10)

  • He came off the field to an ovation that echoed through the stadium.
  • The soloist walked onto the stage to an ovation from the expectant audience.
  • She concluded her final lecture to an ovation from her students.
  • The award recipient stood up to an ovation from everyone in the room.
  • He left the courtroom to an ovation from his gathered supporters.
  • The legendary player retired, leaving the pitch to an ovation.
  • She entered the convention hall to an ovation from the delegates.
  • The director appeared for the curtain call to an ovation.
  • He finished his last marathon to an ovation at the finish line.
  • The rescue team returned home to an ovation from the townspeople.