I have to go now' to a very bewildered crowd.
On Sunday night, at the Fitzgerald Theater, Eels frontman Mark Everett introduced Perry to his bewildered crowd.
— he received a standing ovation from the grateful, if perhaps bewildered, crowd of Giants fans.
In the same year, at the Sacramento stop on the Saint Pablo tour, West told a bewildered crowd that he supported Trump.
The pity was that it happened here, in a game between two poor teams, whose hapless defending at least served to entertain a bewildered crowd in Moscow last night.
After a tourist stop at Mount Rushmore, she drove nearly three hours across the desolate Badlands to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and made her electability argument to a somewhat bewildered crowd of about 250 people outside the Little Wound School.
A few months earlier, at the Brit Awards, the ascendancy of folk music was confirmed by the unexpected success of Laura Marling, prolific young doyenne of the new folk scene, who was anointed British Female Solo Artist in front of a largely bewildered crowd.
"It included all the component parts of an opera - overture, introductory chorus, arias and recitative - though in highly condensed form". It had its premiere in Cardiff city centre on March 27 1993, conducted by Carlo Rizzi, in the presence of two invigilators from the Guinness Book of Records and a bewildered crowd of shoppers.
Warnock said he had met Fernandes for an hour on the club's pre-season tour of Italy and "thought he was good to talk to", but the detail of the takeover, the price Fernandes will pay and what plans and resources he will bring are yet to be fleshed out to the bewildered crowd at Loftus Road.
