Sentence examples for crowd challenging from inspiring English sources

After intense intellectual and political exchange, Brown went for humor with this crowd, challenging them to all go to his web site before they went to sleep, whenever that was, and donate $25 at least.

No one in the crowd challenged the idea.

Jonah is a buoyant, joyful and social child, but the combination of fatigue and a large crowd challenged his limited resources.

Several minutes later, however, another man in the crowd challenged Bush on the point aggressively, arguing that the candidate's attempt to lump in the Newtown, Connecticut, and Aurora, Colorado, shootings with the Charleston massacre "misses the incredible damage that white supremacy has caused in this country". .

On Jan . 28 for example, riot police in Cairo fired tear gas and rubber bullets on crowds challenging President Hosni Mubarak.

Eric Shelley, the spokesman for the group Michigan United, told VICE News that some protesters were "on the edge of crossing the line," with some in the crowd "almost challenging the police," but the situation never got completely out of hand.

Such unpredictability is essential if Super League is to have 12 or 14 strong clubs capable of averaging 10,000 crowds and challenging for honours.

He faced friendly crowds — and challenging questions.

The crowds gasp, challenging each other to take snatched glances.

Speaking movingly to a capacity crowd, he challenged fellow composers to take themselves seriously, to regard their achievements with pride.

The crowd is challenged to create new configurations for optimal timing or improve configurations from the high score list.