Sentence examples for before large crowds from inspiring English sources

As Bol began playing before large crowds in America, his homeland exploded in violence.

Ms. Winfrey, of course, is hardly a stranger to speaking before large crowds.

Before tonight, when speaking before large crowds -- and the crowds grew with each day this week -- his oratory became far more heated.

The 27-year-old outfielder hit.303 for the Minnesota Twins in 34 games during the 1982 season, but found that playing before large crowds caused him to become nervous and hyperventilate.

As polished as he often is before large crowds (where the adjective "soaring" is often applied to his speeches), his impromptu speaking frequently calls to mind a doctoral candidate delivering a wobbly dissertation defense.

Norwich was used to playing at Jefferson High before large crowds that included her parents.

Archives|WILLIAMS BEATS VERMONT.; Wins Commencement Day Game Before Large Crowd by 10-8 Score.

WILLIAMS BEATS VERMONT.; Wins Commencement Day Game Before Large Crowd by 10-8 Score.

Mr. Brown sang some of the blues and jazz songs he had long wanted to try, Cassidy displayed her abilities as a belter and, sharing the stage with a voluble partner, gained the confidence to play before larger crowds.

A NOTE ON "OPTICS": So, McCain is speaking before a modest sized crowd, and they are gamely cheering and booing and clapping, but this appearance is going to look puny by the end of the night, after Clinton and Obama make their appearances before larger crowds of even more enthusiastic supporters.

Points played at Monterey Peninsula before the large crowds, mainly because that is where the celebrities played.