Sentence examples for addressing a throng of from inspiring English sources

"It bothered me," Marbury said Wednesday, addressing a throng of reporters in the locker room before the Knicks' 119-105 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

"I'm very sad that the US has given everything in exchange for nothing," he said, addressing a throng of reporters and countrymen that swelled in numbers as Obama finished speaking.

Instead of addressing a throng of New Yorkers from the steps of the Capitol, as Eliot Spitzer did four years ago, Mr. Cuomo will address a smaller gathering inside, in a chamber near the governor's office known as the War Room for its murals depicting New York's participation in military conflicts through the years.

Modi, addressing a throng of roaring supporters in Vadodara, the western city where he won a parliamentary seat, pledged to move beyond a bitter campaign that pit traditionalists favoring a secular, liberal India against a disparate coalition of Hindu conservatives, reformists and young voters who flocked to the BJP.

After a daylong and hastily arranged flight from Beijing, Mr. Chen stood on crutches — with a lawyer at his side and facing spectators cordoned off by the police — and addressed a throng of reporters.

At the morning shootaround, D'Antoni addressed a throng of about 30 reporters, a vivid reminder of the frenzy that surrounded every gesture, proclamation and pratfall during his rocky Knicks tenure.

I was thinking of the episode of The Simpsons in which Homer visits Jerusalem and winds up addressing a throng inside the Dome of the Rock.

Or, as John J. Sweeney, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., enthused on Sunday while addressing a cheering throng of union members here for the Democratic National Convention: "Look at you -- 1,500 strong, 30percentt of the delegates to this convention and 100percentt of the soul of the Democratic Party".

"A.I.G.'s belief is that they had the party, and the taxpayers will have the hangover," Mr. Cuomo said, addressing a sidewalk throng of reporters, camera crews and tourists.

By the time he was finished, all the Dodgers could do was reflect on what might have been, addressing the throng of cameras and microphones with the only sentiment everyone knew to be true: "They were better.

The unprecedented invitation to children to participate as fully accredited delegates resulted in a throng of nearly 400 delegates under the age of 18 or just past it – several of whom would make additional history by addressing the General Assembly.