Sentence examples for entranced the crowd from inspiring English sources

On their final game of the tour, New Zealand, then as now without peer in world rugby, played an attacking brand of rugby that entranced the crowd.

A spotlit Pharoah Sanders entranced the crowd with a haunting saxophone introduction as the rest of the band got into position and proceeded to build a groove that wound the Friday night crowd into a floor-shaking frenzy.

Peter Heidt of the Rijswijk Biomedical Primate Research Center, which has been extensively targeted by antivivisectionist groups, entranced the crowd with anecdotes, photos, and practical tips for dealing with aggressive activities ranging from office vandals to people in skull masks terrorizing children through the dining room window.

Entrancing the crowd right from the first beat, Daphni's choice to play "Opus" in all its immense nine-minute glory before midnight was a brave but brilliant one.

I would have gone with "Flash mobs: How the fuck are we going to make these into a TV show?" - "slithering sirens entrancing the crowd and tempting them with delectable cocktails made from the forbidden fruit once treasured by Asian royalty".

I was entranced as the crowd released the balloons, a stream of yellows and reds winding through the night sky and, for a few minutes, I felt like a kid again.

But once she is off, placing herself behind the macho crowd, she is entranced: "The water was greener than I had ever seen in the sea.

The colour guard made its solemn entrance, the crowd pledged their allegiance, and an evangelical minister led a prayer, asking God to help Mr McCain, because if Mr Obama won, Hindus, Muslims and Buddhists would think "their god is bigger than You".

Most Improved Performance: John Kerry, more pumped up than ever after his triumphal entrance through the crowd.

Some aides were said to be arguing to have him make his entrance through the crowd of delegates on the convention floor, so as to pump him up and give him a chance to touch and feel his listeners.

And although apparent microphone problems mean Hynes's low, soft voice is often lost, when he attempts to leave without an encore the entranced crowd refuse to move.