Sentence examples for crowd picking from inspiring English sources

Burma's opening has so far defied the narrative logic we've come to associate with political transformation: there is, as yet, no crowd picking through a ruined palace, no dictator in the dock.

As he arrives at an outdoor news conference among a crush of reporters, the camera dashes in and out of the chanting crowd, picking out happy and disgruntled faces, creating an ominous sense of claustrophobia.

While he's great at spinning tales about the unusual events of his life (from his upbringing under a no-nonsense Nigerian mother to a run-in with Prince Harry), he's probably best when going out into the crowd, picking on audience members and elegantly, hilariously teasing them into submission.

When Bahari finds himself next to a surge of protesters and soldiers begin to fire into the crowd, picking off demonstrators, Bahari has a choice: should he film the massacre?

The energy radiated by their mere presence ripples through a crowd, picking up intensity as word-of-mouth goes from ear-to-ear.

From this vast pool, the networked crowd picks a few bestsellers.

At Sbarro, the early lunch crowd picked judiciously at the buffet.

He shouted it again and a third time, and the crowd picked up the chant.

At one point during the protest, the crowd picks up a chant "Obama, Obama, all of us are Osama".

When the Canadians came out and skated beautifully, the crowd picked its favorites, and the judges performed business as usual.

"As an immigrant myself, it gets somewhat personal," he said softly, as the crowd picked at their cold eggs and sausage.