Sentence examples for crowd building from inspiring English sources

Stepping, the stomping and body percussion tradition they practice, is a cousin to tap, and these performers showed their busier-footed relatives how to work a crowd, building up rhythms, breaking them down and building them up again.

This is an ad-hoc band that made one record for Thrill Jockey two years ago, and what a record it was: in one stroke it resolved the tension between Chicago's electronic avant-garde, its experimental rockers (sorry, there's no better term) and its new-jazz crowd, building horn charts around spooky abstractions.

Although GPS embedded with mobile device can easily give the user/device location, how to localize the building from crowd buildings is a great challenge.

It was, as one Canadian woman pointed out to me, the fact that so many of them, when they brushed past, as, with the crowds building up, they had to, said "Sorry".

But then bands started to pull in the crowds, building to a point where people would go out of their way to book good local bands for multi-showcase gigs".

He is not the candidate this time; instead, he is the statesman-surrogate-spouse, who operates without the crowd-building resources and advance people that a candidate typically has.

He hopes that might lead to civic "crowd-building" efforts, in which passers-by simply pick up smart tools and contribute to the construction of new houses and schools.At the moment, though the prototypes have internal batteries, they rely on external computers and motion-capture sensors to provide the information needed to guide their human operators.

You can see views untainted by crowds, buildings and roads unencumbered.

Crowd-building is a work in process for Hungarian Easyling founders Peter Farago and Balázs Benedek who have already gathered a crowd of 18 000 transcription and telemarketing agents for their other company Skawa which has become the largest call center in Hungary.

We're not gonna support you to do crowd-building.

If we need full body scanners and pat downs at airports, then it should follow that we also need them for people entering Amtrak trains, subways, crowded buildings, busy streets and the like.