Sentence examples for approach and the crowd from inspiring English sources

Half way through, paramilitaries approach, and the crowd sits down, seemingly a non-violent act of resistance.

Outside Yankee Stadium yesterday, as game time approached and the crowds swelled, Eric Millard, 27, and his wife, Aimee, 25, of Norwalk, Conn., spoke of the excitement.

His approach got the crowd on his side and they booed loudly when he appeared to catch DeGale with a meaty hook that went unrecorded by the judges.

A smiling face always looks amazing and can help you give a friendly approach to the crowd around you.

They dared not approach until the crowd passed.

When Furyk stuck his approach shot, the crowd erupted as if he had just secured a major championship.

The audience had warmed to the one with the most theatrical approach, and Lord Monckton had the crowd in his lap.

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Has your approach to engaging the crowd shifted?

As he approached 200, the crowd began chanting his name.

When Rogers, surrounded by her children and grandchildren, approached the microphone, the crowd surged in.