Sentence examples for captivate the crowd from inspiring English sources

Even at the Summer Olympics, there is usually a Michael Johnson or a Usain Bolt whooshing around the corner to captivate the crowd.

But for all the back-and-forth focus on his years in the White House, Clinton did draw and captivate the crowd.

What I could say, however, was there was definitely something in the air that night that seemed to captivate the crowd just a little bit more.

Dancing drones from Parrot captivate the crowd at CES. --Michelle Maltais.

The Swedish frontman may not have resembled an athlete but he managed to captivate the crowds at the Stadio Ennio Tardini.

But it was Thompson's quest that captivated the crowd.

In the free skate, her performance to music from the film "Dr. Zhivago" captivated the crowd.

They captivated the crowd with astounding melodies, establishing themselves as the standout act of the weekend.

But Ms. Salins, again the soloist, and Mr. Rubardt captivated the crowd with their tender performances of these melancholy songs.

And they were not the two innocent teenagers who unabashedly gambled on the lines and captivated the crowd during their epic semifinal at the United States Open that year.

With her warm smile, Jankovic captivated the crowd by applauding a few great shots by Venus, who beat her in the quarterfinals.