Sentence examples for crowd trust from inspiring English sources
Cleverley was removed at half-time and is in danger of becoming the player the crowd trust the least.
It's harrowing, both in action and sound; Ms. Beugré knows how to make a crowd trust her just as, in a split second, she knows how to knock the air out of people.
When I was resident DJ, if I heard a great record my first thought would be, 'I can't wait to play this at the Haçienda.' You put your taste on the line, but the crowd trusted you, they knew what they were going to get".
If the strategy was to rally the base, it fell flat with the voters -- an important lesson for members of the "anybody but Bush" crowd, who trust hatred of the president, and not support for John Kerry, to ensure a Democratic victory this year.
He shares with these serial dramas a fiercely intelligent populism, a willingness to play to the crowd while trusting that they will be able to keep up without too much plot summary or hand-holding.
That first gag has got to be a cracker if the crowd is to trust you and relax into your material.
"These police officers are more focused on building positive relations in the crowd and generating trust to influence the situation in positive ways," he said.
Indeed, rather than running with the crowd, Mr. Cohen now trusts his own instincts even more.
FEW political promises are such tried and trusted crowd pleasers as the vow to get tough on crime.
