Sentence examples for command the crowd from inspiring English sources

Ducking off stage due to a "wardrobe malfunction", Allen keeps her radio mic on in order to command the crowd: "Have you checked out the merch stall?" she chats, before returning in a Tumblr-friendly ensemble of holographic logo T-shirt and tie-dyed cut-off shorts.

Easily charismatic enough to command the crowd's attention, he draws a chalk circle whose inside becomes the stage for a routine that moves from close-up magic tricks with coins and clownish business with a banana peel to more impressive feats.

They command the crowd to "open the portal" and their friends erupt on the dance floor.

Few other places in the City can command the crowds that pack Vertigo or GE on a Saturday or Sunday night.

It's also a victory lap for the duo who can now command the crowds to pack both venues, a testament to their growing popularity since they first broke out onto the electronic scene, albeit separately, in 2011.

Deidre Schoo said, "He has this innate sense of taking his time and commanding the crowd to watch him".

Its shirtless drummer, Greg Fox, who is Mr. Reich's cousin, struck a mallet against a gong, commanding the crowd's attention.

By the time Monáe has commanded the crowd to sit on the floor, and ended the night being carried horizontally by the audience's hands, she has delivered a live masterclass worthy of a true star.

The ability to speak well and by oratorical brilliance to command the attention of the listening crowds was considered one of the finest arts.

Perhaps he can command the clouds in the same way he does the crowds.

The two female hosts commanded the stage, cracking the crowd up with their keen observations.