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While there, he attended the Gamecocks' football game against Arkansas and received a rousing ovation when he was introduced.

He was endorsed by the National Rifle Association, Indiana Right-to-Life, Mike Huckabee and Jim DeMint, a rabble-rousing senator from South Carolina.

After a standing ovation for Mr Rudd, the most rousing applause came for a call to end Australia's constitutional links with the monarchy and make it a republic.

On the right, Dominique de Villepin, a published poet with several volumes on Napoleon to his name, has just brought out “Our Old Country”, a rousing appeal to reconnect France “to its destiny”.

After a rousing rendition of a song called, "I'm Going all the Way," which came with a funky groove, Mrs. Obama slapped the hand of the young soloist. The girl literally hopped with excitement.

The music worked up to a rousing finale.

Obama had offered rousing rhetoric but no specifics — much to the disappointment of environmentalists.

Senator Kennedy was a champ and gave a rousing speech. McGovern’s was good, too.

On Tuesday, Mr Grubel gave a rousing "town hall" address to Singaporean staff at the bank's local headquarters, according to bankers who were there.

The rousing hymn of the international workers' movement-freedom thundering against oppression, starvelings rising to end the age of cant-was felt not to fit the needs of the contemporary Soviet Union.

Communications with others are rousing.

Palmer enters the hotel's banquet room to a rousing ovation from his supporters.

This puzzled Egyptians, rousing fears that the army, which had previously maintained a studied neutrality, had opted to side with the beleaguered political leadership.

Our adventure kicked off with a rousing start.

I was laid alone, for the first time; and, rousing from a dismal doze after a night of weeping, I lifted my hand to push the panels aside: it struck the table top!

The rousing and emotional oratories he delivered rallied the British nation and defined the isles' indomitable spirit for that era.