I held my book launch at the Castle bookshop in Castlebar last year, and we all crowded down to McHale's for a few pints afterwards.
NOTES: "The Snowball," a 960-page biofraphy of Warren Buffett, is the new No. 1 book on the nonfiction list, pushing Thomas L. Friedman's "Hot, Flat, and Crowded" down to No. 3. The book's author, Alice Schroeder, writes that Buffett told her about his own memories: "Whenever my version is different from somebody else's... use the less flattering version".
"Everybody crowds down to the river.
The noise, the traffic, the streets crowding down to the Bosporus and the Golden Horn are overwhelmingly busy.
Long Beach is a marina town, a place where the Pacific Coast Highway hiccups inland and the tallest buildings crowd down to the waterfront.
The water is sombre under its brows of cliff, and the trees crowd down to drink, the pump sneers; lonely, green-hued, dark.
ON Sunday I strolled from the Rifer to the Plaza Mayor, and then followed the crowds down to the neighborhood called Lavapies, where the Rastro flea market is held.
As the sensation becomes agony, all Phutatorius's "ideas, his thoughts, his attention, his imagination, judgment, resolution, deliberation, ratiocination, memory, fancy, with ten battalions of animal spirits" crowd down "to the place in danger".
On the following week's episode of Raw, Jericho made his presence known in much the same way as Cena did the week before, addressing the audience as he made his way through the crowd down to the ring.
A few Yankee fans seated behind us, white men with their shirts off, yelled over the crowd down to a few African-American men, who were seated in front of us.
I then followed the gaze of the other half of the crowd down to the Mercedes SUV lying upside down in the middle of the intersection now filling with emergency personnel.
