They are accustomed to standing out in a crowd, commanding a room and absorbing curious stares.
There is an unforgettable scene at Stonehenge, in which a credulous animal crowd, commanded by a well-named murder of crows, gather to make a sacrifice to ensure the continued rising of the sun.
Meanwhile, a third strategy of crowd control, called command and control, emerged in the United States.
The crowd, on command, burst into hysterical howls of laughter, aching belly howls that went on and on and on, an event which frightened me far more than my 6 billion co-inhabitants, as a demonstration of how easily mass emotion can be created, just by urging one to recall primordial fears.
Local bands often bring a bigger crowd and command lower guaranteed appearance fees.
He has also replaced John Scanlon, the chief of patrol, who was in command during two of the department's most serious crowd control failures in recent years.
He points out girls in the crowd and commands former James Brown sideman Maceo Parker to play saxophone solos to them.
"Put your hands together!" The mother of all forced crowd participation commands.
He recovered his weapon, and was thought to angrily shout "Damn you, fire!", then discharged it into the crowd although no command was given.
For example, do not crowd the family command center with cute greeting cards from grandma or use the spot as a catch all dumping ground.
