But to the fans who arrived early, huddled close to the stage and chanted "We Want Cole!" — the ones who rapped every word — Mr. Cole was a star, even if only to them.
By night we camped in green meadows and slept early, huddled in our sleeping bags against the cold and listening to the gentle sound of our horses eating outside the tents.
The report focuses on retail banking and highlights one employee saying how she turned up for work early for a "huddle" and then had a team "cuddle" at the end of the day.
Let's also remind ourselves that while Amazon is moving into the famous Shoreditch area, where London's tech startup boom originated 10 years ago, it's now a place were most early startups must huddle together in packed co-working spaces, often unable to afford office spaces of their own.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — For the first three days, two Jets bonded like N.F.L. speed daters, huddling early in the morning, between meetings, after practice.
In an early morning news media huddle outside the Churchill Downs quarantine compound, Joseph quietly spoke with the reporters.
Down four goals early, the Japanese paused, huddled and looked to regroup.
Early extracurricular activities involved huddling around books and periodicals outside the curriculum -- and out of which, according to archivists and librarians, would come respect for debate, polished argument and the American Revolution.
That "La Tour Dreams of the Wolf Girl" achieves such psychological and emotional depth is particularly striking because Huddle, whose earlier books include the novel "The Story of a Million Years" and the story collection "Only the Little Bone," is such a cerebral writer.
Huddle renders her early years with heartbreaking clarity.
