A small crowd — drivers, pump attendants, waitresses, clerks from the convenience store, and one very angry and bedraggled young man, who said that he was dying of cancer and needed to talk to Merle "as a friend to a friend" — had ringed the Super Chief, and Steve Van Stralen was kept busy handing out publicity photographs and explanations as to why Merle couldn't come out and talk.
We sometimes hear from the retail landlords that theaters take up a lot of space for the revenue they generate but others will note that they are crowd drivers for the lifestyle wings of malls.
Overhanging the stripes will tend to crowd the driver who parks in the adjacent space, and frequently leads to door dings in the paint of cars.
Meanwhile, a crowd of drivers of yellow taxis gathered at City Hall to denounce the plan.
Sports utility vehicle owners crowd slower drivers off back roads in their hurry to get... where?
When the bus grew crowded, the driver told her to give her seat to a white person.
It didn't occur to me to notice that it did not occur to them to ask their father, until I surveyed the small crowd of drivers collected in the preschool vestibule this morning.
Mr. Alaffe drove off as a dozen Tunisian men crowded the driver's side window of his car, shouting, "You are telling lies!" A lanky young man from Zuwarah said Libyans seen speaking with journalists were being detained by the police.
In turn, Nascar, it is believed in the garage, constantly revises and bends its own rules to favor or hinder various teams so as to maintain competitive balance, to retain an important sponsor or to help a crowd-pleasing driver win.
The entire fourth grade at my all-girls school in Saudi Arabia joined the older girls wearing the niqab to "protect" us from the prying eyes of the crowd of drivers that waited outside the gate at the end of a school day.
