Sentence examples for display of crowd from inspiring English sources
Within minutes they had pushed back the protesters — fellow Marines in jeans and hooded sweatshirts — in a display of crowd control skills.
La capitale nationale was also the scene of probably the most brutal display of crowd control so far.
At the match's conclusion, tens of thousands of Egyptian fans were whisked out of the stadium in an expert display of crowd control before any Zambians were allowed to leave.
The goal was to create an interactive display of the crowd's fluctuating emotions at the match, which Jaguar could then use living ads.
While the state can summon a rapid and impressive display of gendarmes, crowd control and riot forces as well as national police for demonstrations and protests, city-dwellers have long complained of an absence of the equivalent of the British bobby on the beat on Paris streets.
Seeing the President's display of emotion, the crowd applauded, which gave him a bit more time to pull himself together.
A bright triplet display of Lamborghinis stopped crowds.
They also made innovations in the display of photographs: instead of crowding photographs onto a wall from ceiling to floor, as was usually done at the time, the Linked Ring photographers displayed their work at eye level.
Everyone recalled how, after Castro fainted in 2001, it was Pérez Roque who stepped up to the microphone and, in a display of zeal, rallied the crowd with shouts of "Viva Fidel!
This is something you can do on an ordinary visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art: view a Versace evening dress from 1991, made of silk and glass, that displays a crowd of heads from Warhol's James Dean and Marilyn Monroe paintings, and look at the 16th-century armor of George Clifford, third earl of Cumberland, made of steel with elaborate fire-etched gilding.
The conventional wisdom about the recent violent protests in Belgrade is that a bunch of hooligans ruined the peaceful and dignified display of national pride by a crowd of hundreds of thousands.
