| Leon Livinhac's casket was carried in procession to the shrine in African fashion, being held aloft on the head of the bearer, amidst the joyful acclamations of a huge crowd. |
| Each pass of his muleta was accompanied by acclamations of enthusiasm and shouts of fear. |
| Spreading the gifts they bring on the table, the deacon leads their acclamations and distributes the consecrated elements. |
| It was a trainload of soldiers approaching, like all the others, with an ovation of shouts, acclamations and whistling. |
| But then, Sandy's dim-witted acclamations were often brought up with an air of fictitiousness. |
| The hall rung with acclamations, and cup and horn was filled to the Norwegian, who should be speedily in possession of his English territory. |
