En masse, the crowd of dignitaries and diplomats reached for its smartphones to take pictures of the American leader.
"Haiti has been sleeping," he shouted at his inauguration on May 14th, addressing a crowd of dignitaries including Bill Clinton; various Haitian leaders; and, outside the palace gates, a few thousand ordinary Haitians crammed together under a blistering sun.
In September, 2010, Andrew Hamilton, the vice-chancellor of Oxford University, stood before a crowd of dignitaries and announced, "Leonard Blavatnik is a man who has truly lived the American Dream".
In September, 2010, Andrew Hamilton, the vice-chancellor of Oxford University, stood before a crowd of dignitaries and announced, "Leonard Blavatnik is a man who has… Update: President Obama is expected to nominate Chuck Hagel for Secretary of Defense on Monday, January 7th.
In 2000, nearly 30 years after Mr. Carter appointed him director of the state highway department and two decades after leaving Washington in disgrace, Mr. Lance drew a large crowd of dignitaries and other fellow Georgians to the unveiling of a sign on Interstate 75 in Resaca, Ga., declaring a stretch of it Bert Lance Highway.
When she was one and a half, she… In September, 2010, Andrew Hamilton, the vice-chancellor of Oxford University, stood before a crowd of dignitaries and announced, "Leonard Blavatnik is a man who has… In 1977, the San Joaquin Valley — the swath of agricultural land that runs through central California — was designated a disaster area.
Crowds of dignitaries and foreign diplomats, Hollywood movie stars, famous musicians like Duke Ellington and Alice Coltrane, and important African figures like Manu Dibango would flock to the hotel to dance and jam until sunrise.
With Robert Mueller's investigation advancing — the special counsel indicted thirteen Russians, on Friday — and H. R. McMaster, Trump's own national-security adviser, telling a crowd of international dignitaries that the evidence against Russia was "incontrovertible," Trump was apparently forced to find a new line of argumentation.
By the time a crowd of academic dignitaries assembled for the 12 November celebration, the number of programs stood at 302.
When Negroponte revealed photos of the low-cost laptop's next generation, a flashy multi-touch upgrade that he says will sell for just $75, the crowd of foreign dignitaries and software developers broke into spontaneous applause.
In March 1999 Massachusetts emerged from her dry docking period and returned under tow to Battleship Cove, arriving at her berth at 15 30 13 March 1999 to a crowd of citizens, dignitaries, veterans, and civic officials.
