Historically, trouble ranging from protests and arguments to crowd demonstrations occasionally arose from disputed decisions.
He was no-balled in his second match by Bob Crockett, but things came to a head in his fourth match when the same umpire no-balled him seventeen times, leading to angry crowd demonstrations.
The words "crowd" and "demonstration" only begin to suggest the mass of people that moved in on Washington.
One blistering rally provoked a standing ovation from the sold-out crowd, a demonstration of the power — mystical and physical — no two other women on tour possess now.
With a little forceful encouragement, she steps forward to accept a "gift" from the robot during a crowd-pleasing demonstration on the exhibition floor.
During her lessons, she engages a small crowd with demonstrations on the use of oral rehydration salts (ORS), a treatment for diarrhoea.
Americans in the region were advised to avoid crowds and demonstrations, maintain a low profile and vary routes and times for travel.
He argues that at Orgreave, where strikers were escorted to a field flanked by police on all sides except where a railway line ran, was arguably the first instance of "kettling", the controversial tactic for controlling crowds during demonstrations.
Funerals for the soldiers killed in the militant attacks on Thursday drew large crowds, and demonstrations shown on Turkish television showed thousands of people holding flags and chanting slogans denouncing the P.K.K., which is classified by Turkey, the United States and the European Union as a terrorist organization.
Then a complex electronic fabric kicks in: we hear, at one time or another, voices talking; a woman reading "Homecoming" in Mandarin; crowds and demonstrations; industrial hums and drones; train sounds; the flutter of bird wings; cracking ice; wind and water; news broadcasts; bits of popular song; and high-pitched sine tones.
