Sentence examples for crowd point from inspiring English sources

Dancers in the crowd point pocket lasers at the stage and these events, in Cairo's toughest neighbourhoods, attract thousands of dancers.

The application estimates a delay time for the user that is calculated using the detected reduced speed and the distance from the crowd point to the recommended exit door.

Specifically, this delay time is calculated by dividing an "exiting" distance from the crowd point (the user's location) by the reduced speed as in equation 6. DelayTime = WalkingDistance CrowdPoint, Exit / ReducedWalkingSpeed (6).

This newly calculated exit time uses the original exit time from the starting point to the crowd point (the location at which the user's speed is reduced) plus the delay time, as shown in the formula 5 below.

Not exactly, an elderly woman in the crowd pointed out.

Mr. Cannon gave a knowing look to the crowd, pointed at his wife, grinned madly and ran after her.

Ken Canning, who addressed the crowd, pointed the finger of blame at Indigenous leaders taking part in the meetings.

When Bonds took the microphone, he saw Wallace in the crowd, pointed to her, and wiped away a tear.

Indeed, after Padura spoke, a brash young man in the crowd pointed out that his criticism of the press seemed merely to echo Castro's remarks.

"That is the voice of college football in the South right there, and soon to be the nation," he told the crowd, pointing at Finebaum.

"Can you bring that little yellow box over here?" he asked the crowd, pointing to a box of tissues, his eyes already damp.