Sentence examples for direct crowd from inspiring English sources

He argues that those who dismiss Harlan as a "loud-mouthed opportunist who could direct crowd scenes" have failed to understand the structure of the script whose brilliance is due to Harlan rather than to his predecessors, Metzger and Möller.

The clock, Mr. Ritter quickly realized, helped direct crowds to Mr. Romney's promise of economic turnaround.

Police cleverly minimised the need for arrests by being quick to direct crowds through hastily placed barriers and banning any equipment that looked dangerous.But as the week progressed, the tenor of the protests changed.

During their monthlong training here, they are learning how to direct crowds through a checkpoint (try not to show the palms of your hands), how to address a group of women (always speak to the eldest) and the best way to search homes for possible weapons caches (knock first, and give women a chance to dress before entering).

She'd be there with a megaphone on top of a crane, directing crowds of extras in a cornfield".

For 34 years, Mr. Beaver has been directing crowds at some of the most popular places in the country.

For the uninitiated, Tunick creates "living art" all over the world by directing crowds of naked people through urban and natural environments – then photographing them.

But two operas will be heard twice: "Aida," put on at the foot of the desert fortress of Masada, Israel, in June, is staged by Charles Roubaud, an expert at directing crowds onstage.

As teams of priests and nuns directed crowds of followers -- organizers put the number at 800,000 while the police gave estimates of 130,000 to 200,000 -- the archbishop chided the political leadership.

"Every news piece that breathlessly obsesses over inauguration preparations compounds their fear by normalizing a man who has threatened to tear families apart, who has bragged about sexually assaulting women and who has directed crowds of thousands to intimidate reporters and assault African Americans.

I volunteered to be a rally marshal, directing crowds and hoping to prevent violence.