Sentence examples for crowd face from inspiring English sources

In it, he described becoming "radicalized" as a Brooklyn tenement kid when he saw a family being evicted from their home -- their belongings on the street -- and watched a crowd face off the police and move the furniture back into the house.

Face the crowd (look front and not up, towards the stars! ) Looking at the crowd face to face makes most people nervous and confused (in most cases the mind goes blank), now here is where you use the Deyali technique.

The crowd facing olive oil sommelier Nicola Di Noia was well-behaved but not always attentive.

A photo posted on Twitter by a local news reporter shows this crowd facing a movie screen.

Silently, the crowd faced west toward the complex of flag-draped skyscrapers on the edge of the pit.

On the steps by the front entrance, splayed against the concrete, stands a crowd, facing towards the Pentland Hills.

And so there was A-Rod, wearing his number 13, greeted to the expected chorus of boos from the Chicago crowd, facing the White Sox left-handed pitcher, Jose Quinatna.

Another trial the VW diesel crowd faces is in the coming weeks and months is what will become of their cars' resale values.

But Mr. Hyatt suggested a punning alternative having to do with the birds and the bees, and the crowd, faced with a new interpretation of a classic, hooted its approval.

Soon, just about everyone at the party, an enormous crowd, faced the former public defender and longtime Law School clinician, whose more than four decades of work had earned him widespread respect as a leading advocate for children in the criminal justice system.

Certainly holding the festival in June, rather than a cooler month increases the risks the predominantly boozed-up and drugged-out crowd faces.