Sentence examples for a crowd of observers from inspiring English sources

A crowd of observers cheered when Hart made contact at the plate.

Xu Guoming, a brewery worker; Yan Xuerong, a radio factory employee, and Bian Hanwu, an unemployed worker, were shot before a crowd of observers, a Shanghai city government spokesman said.

You're an observer.

I had the further advantage of having access to what people in the history game call "contemporary observers"—a crowd of serious chicken-wing eaters right on the scene.

The young Orthodox Jewish woman who took the stand to testify in her sexual abuse case in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Tuesday faced an inscrutable jury but also a crowd of sympathetic observers.

It leads from one person stopping out of curiosity to multiple people and turning it into a crowd of interested observers.

At first glance, it looks like a typical Rock Band-style setup: three musicians playing mock guitar, drums, and keyboard before a crowd of amused observers.

At the first Parliament of World Religions in Chicago in 1893, Indian spiritual leader Swami Vivekananda thrilled the diverse crowd of observers with a call for global unity and the recognition of the oneness of religion.

For example, on this view, attributing to person A the goal of chasing person B would be suspended if these two people were subsequently observed running through a crowd of people for whom the observer had no knowledge of the agent's disposition towards.

I had the further advantage of having access to what people in the history game call "contemporary observers" — a crowd of serious chicken-wing eaters right on the scene.

On the final vote, the standing-room-only crowd of observers burst into song, with "My Country 'Tis of Thee".