Snedeker had bogeyed the 11th, and the reserved English crowd responded with a knowing murmur.
Every night, the normally reserved Budapest crowd gives Mr. Alfoldi a standing ovation for his performance as the AIDS-riddled hero, who survives disease, desertion and a visit from a real live angel — who, not coincidentally, looks very much like the seraph on the Millennium Column.
Sometimes it's westerners trying to remove their shoes because they've heard its polite – even when they're backstage at grubby rock venues – but on other occasions, such as when Paul Rodgers toured Japan, musicians leave the stage close to tears, mistaking the typically reserved Japanese crowd response for a lack of enthusiasm in their performance.
Miuccia Prada's extravagant show entitled "Il Palazzo" had the typically reserved fashion crowd hooting and hollering by the end of it, so great was the spectacle.
But so thrilled was the often politely reserved Twickenham crowd with what they had witnessed that coming forth to carry them home was the very least they would have offered.
Sting and the band quickly got the older and typically reserved Washingtonian crowd on their feet dancing to "Every Little Thing You Do Is Magic".
And while the Bently Reserve was a bit reserved compared to crowds of copious canoodling in the Castro or marching in the Mission, the very existence of a corporate PRIDE party reminded all assembled about how far the business barons have come out.
"We want to make sure that any tax cuts we pass don't threaten Social Security or Medicare reserves, crowd out other critical investments, or drive us deeper into debt," he said.
Regardless, the film reportedly earned a standing ovation from an often reserved and highly discerning awards season crowd.
The chipmaker got extra time during Maloney's presentation, and its executives got a row of reserved seats in the crowd.
The crowd reserved its heartiest appreciation, complete with whoops and hollers, for Edward I. Koch, the former mayor.
