| rousing ovation | 4.15 | That drew a rousing ovation. | ||
| rousing speech | 2.70 | Kemp gave a rousing speech. | ||
| rousing success | 2.24 | Napster will be a rousing success. | ||
| rousing applause | 2.04 | Arafat said, to rousing applause. | ||
| rousing reception | 1.58 | She was met with a rousing reception. | ||
| rousing welcome | 1.32 | The audience gave the band a rousing welcome. | ||
| rousing cheer | 1.12 | Cone trotted onto the field to a rousing cheer in the fourth inning. | ||
| rousing start | 0.79 | The Bengals got the practice week off to a rousing start. | ||
| rousing victory | 0.46 | A rousing victory over the English at Wembley would put that right. | ||
| rousing chorus | 0.39 | My friend joined in for a rousing chorus. | ||
| rousing performance | 0.39 | Technology stocks also put in a rousing performance. | ||
| rousing people | 0.33 | In the past, that meant rousing people into the streets. | ||
| rousing sermon | 0.33 | Frustrated Protestant marchers threw rocks and bottles at police Monday following a rousing sermon. | ||
| rousing call | 0.26 | In some games, a battle is signaled with a rousing call to arms broadcast in German. | ||
| rousing defense | 0.26 | So far the White House has not made a rousing defense of the FBI. | ||
| rousing finale | 0.26 | Hamilton spoke directly to the audience before the rousing finale. | ||
| rousing music | 0.26 | Before his talk, a military color guard and rousing marching music revved up the bankers. | ||
| rousing rhetoric | 0.26 | But not every student is graced by such rousing rhetoric. | ||
| rousing send-off | 0.26 | The Jets got a rousing send-off from Joe Namath. | ||
| rousing triumph | 0.26 | If anything, this was a rousing triumph of the will. |