Head to the sidebar of their Wikipedia page and you'll see evidence of their multitude of interests—a crowded collection of sub-genres that armchair musicologists have attempted to use to classify the band.
The crowd, a collection of private defence contractors, bureaucrats, and enlisted people, laugh and exchange looks.
Not that anyone on the tour was wearing designer dresses it was a sweatshirt-and-jeans crowd, a collection of mostly tourists who had no interest in living in Manhattan, let alone participating in the mostly-consequence-free sexcapades of Carrie and the gang.
From what I could see, and it was dark, hot and crowded, the collection was fairly sophisticated and certainly looked in the spirit of what the Kardashians themselves wear.
Systematic ways of interpreting and disambiguating such sentences would immediately provide a way of funneling large amounts of knowledge into formal knowledge bases from sources such as lexicons, encyclopedias, and crowd-sourced collections of generic claims such as those in Open Mind Common Sense (e.g., Singh et al. 2002; Lieberman et al. 2004; Havasi et al. 2007).
When the crowd reached a collection of tributes outside Ms. Giffords's office, a woman began singing "Amazing Grace".
It is a democratic world, this place, one with movies for kids and families and for the Criterion Collection crowd and for the dudes who like porn and hang out in the back.
"We're kind of hoping it gets down to six degrees, if you know what I mean," Kevin Bacon said, winking at the crowd — a modest collection of sports fans, foreign tourists, and Broadway wanderers who clutched plastic bags and leaned over the curb with curiosity.
The Vintage wine bar (129 South 13th Street, 215-922-3095) draws mofe of a neighborhood crowd with its collection of more than 60 wines by the glass, including a South African malbec and a Burgundy called Hautes Côtes de Nuits, and 25 specialty beers, including Westmalle Triple, a Belgian ale, and Sagres, a Portuguese lager.
Mobile crowd data element collection cannot be empty.
