Sentence examples for bystander made from inspiring English sources

Tensions peaked in March 1991, when a bystander made a videotape of the beating of a black motorist, Rodney King, by four white LAPD officers.

What does come across in this generally nonlinear play is Alice's victimhood, partly as an innocent young bystander made involuntarily world-famous by a book of fantasy that she had nothing to do with.

A tall, ferocious, foul-mouthed, finely tailored bystander making odd gestures on the sideline.

Lewis added that he heard a bystander make a telephone call to emergency services stating that someone had been struck by lightning before he saw a man lying on the ground outside the toilet.

The video, first obtained by the New York Times and filmed by a bystander, makes for harrowing viewing.

If a bystander makes a negative comment, ignore it.

Witness accounts, and cellphone video shot by bystanders, made the attack one of the most graphic ever recorded in Britain but gave the police a head start.

New this morning: William Fotheringham's blog in praise of Borat, El Diablo and assorted other Tour bystanders making complete cults of themselves.

The difference is that whereas the Garner video was shot by a bystander who made the video public, the Williams video was captured by a surveillance camera in the subway station.

Immediately after the attack, the two men who were armed with a variety of weapons—spoke at length to bystanders and made political statements on camera, before police arrived on the scene and attempted to secure the area.

In fact, the bystander might make all the difference in the world in stopping this epidemic in its tracks.