Sentence examples for crowds from behind from inspiring English sources

The president addressed the crowds from behind a specially-constructed three-sided bullet-proof glass structure.

Burning tyres and tear-gas grenades set smoke swirling over the whole city, as soldiers watched the swelling crowds from behind the barrels of their machineguns.

Those are the agents considered the cream of the agency who stick close to the president when he travels, watch crowds from behind dark sunglasses, and have suits fitted so they hide their weapons.

So does the ebullient, almost taunting, hash of traditions, of public park with boudoir, of still life and figure painting, and most of all the way this hash is crowded from behind by a rough, strangely vertical plane of azure water.

Immediately afterwards, another member of the crowd ran up from behind and punched the same officer in the head, knocking him to the ground.

And Erdogan is throwing goody bags to this unenthusiastic crowd from behind the bulletproof shield of his fortified motorcade.

He walked steadily, surveying the crowd from behind a pair of dark glasses, speaking to no one.

During the fund-raiser, as Mr. Fox is addressing a crowd from behind a lectern, Mr. David inadvertently offends him by gesturing as if playing a violin.

A row of helmeted soldiers wearing black ski masks faced the crowd from behind their shields in front of the presidential office.

Yet an armored Iraqi Humvee was close by, soldiers with AK-47s patrolled the crowd, and a soldier was stationed on the roof of Mr. Allawi's home, peering at the crowd from behind the barrel of a machine gun.

"I did decide to wear a coat because you want a president who has sense," Mr. Obama told the crowd from behind the lectern, where he was covered in a black wool overcoat.