Whenever I'm heading west on the Haarlemmerdijk, meanwhile, I encounter a crowd of 19th-century proletariat types coming the other way, eagerly and nervously surrounding a serious man with a wiry mass of gray hair and beard: Karl Marx, who arrived in 1872 to urge workers to unite.
She follows the dog to the basement of a dark, dilapidated building, where she encounters a silent crowd of people in the middle of what MTV News described as a "Fight Club-esque party".
Today, as he campaigned in Corvallis, Eugene and Medford, Mr. Reagan encountered some hostility from a crowd of 2.500 in an appearance at.
The next day, the local police force encountered a rioting crowd on the road.
In late afternoon, we encounter a large herd, a crowd of females and calves surrounding two fighting males, horns locked, silhouettes outlined in sunlit clouds of dust.
He scored eight tries in the 1999 tournament in England and Wales, including one against England, for whom he was proving to be a nemesis, and there were other highlights including the late winning try in 2000 against Australia in an epic Tri-Nations encounter in Sydney before a crowd of 109,874, the largest ever for a rugby union game.
In a New York that's frequently segregated, I encountered a chic and cosmopolitan crowd of young strivers.
"At first, I encountered a lot of resistance and defiance from the Florentine inner crowd," she recalled.
Ms. Daverin, who was from the neighboring community of Lynbrook, was one of a crowd of young people who formed loose connections through parties and casual encounters.
