Sentence examples for crowd stood at from inspiring English sources

Later, during a bloated "Ireland's Call," much of the crowd stood at attention as if the song were the national anthem, filling a gap that had little to do with music.

Two nights in a row in Thousand Oaks, a nearly sold-out crowd stood and cheered at the curtain, the sign of a more than satisfied crowd.

The crowd stood and screamed at the start of the fourth quarter, praying it would revitalize their squad, but Duncan scored the first two baskets and the Spurs were off, outscoring the Lakers 32-13.

The crowd stood and cheered them at the end.

The crowd stood ready to explode at Federer's triumph, clearly rooting for the upset.

At 10 30 p.m. at the Side Door Cafe, three young Los Angeles film-industry types were talking about ways to "generate buzz," while a mostly young crowd stood elbow-to-elbow at the wine bar.

Unlike at those rallies, at this seaside conference where business and government leaders are trying to salvage a Pacific nations trade deal that Trump derailed, the American president received scattered applause, even as many in the crowd stood to snap pictures at the start of the half-hour speech.

The crowd stood and cheered as one at the end.

Perhaps deterred by the process of finding it, a shamefully scarce crowd stood before DJ demigod Sasha at Resistance.

The crowd stood throughout and cheered enthusiastically at his partisan points, and clapped politely as he congratulated his opponents.

About two weeks after Singko's capture, a mesmerized crowd stood on the Barangay 5 pier at dawn.