"The president enjoys engaging with the crowds and knows from experience that the people of Iowa like to lift the hood and kick the tires -- the medium-sized venues allow him to do that".
Their dancers spent plenty of time engaging with the crowd, yelling out one-liners and waving frantically, but there was no evidence that Ms. Gillen and Ms. Motley had spent any time considering the historical or architectural particularities of the space.
A cover of The Dovers' gleaming garage pop nugget She's Gone is faultless, and a run through Before Today's Rockin' Ramrods cover Bright Lit Blue Skies finally sees Pink properly engaging with the crowd, who sway gratefully in response.
By 2005, he says, they were cut off, and he'd basically stopped engaging with the Goth crowd at all.
NYU professor Jay Rosen, who was critical of the 839 questions asked during the spring Republican primary debates, recently asked on Twitter if "any of the debate moderators [have] been engaging with voters online to crowd source us some really good questions".
Officers, some dressed in camouflage, for the most part did not engage with the crowd.
On stage, he abandons his usual static poses in a concerted attempt to engage with the crowd.
JR had been standing back to allow the Tunisian volunteers to engage with the crowd; now a volunteer warned him that an outbreak of violence was imminent.
"Our focus right now is on exciting our supporters and winning over undecided voters and the smaller and medium-size events are the best venue to accomplish that because the president can closely engage with the crowd".
This second image is very typical, showing Zahra side-by-side with Mousavi (in a characteristic two-handed gesture), very engaged with the crowd and almost always more intense.
