Sentence examples for face that crowd from inspiring English sources

Although she generally received good marks -- "That was really tough for anybody to go in there and face that crowd, and she did it with maturity and honesty," said Michael K. Deaver, former chief of staff to Ronald Reagan -- Republicans also said she was in a difficult spot.

I couldn't face that crowd to save my life".

An enormous wedding photograph in a gilt frame loomed over the two facing couches that crowded the living room.

But in a noisy auditorium eager to hear the headliner, it's her soaring, melismatic covers of The Nearness of You and The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face that silence a restless crowd.

He is much more casually scruffy and unremarkable than his stage persona – less ginger, less theatrical, less pointy-looking – with the innocuous sort of face that blends effortlessly into crowds.

A sound is a disruption of the air, and it doesn't so much die as recede until it subsides beneath the level of the world's random noise and can no longer be recovered, like a face that is lost in a crowd.

And although she has a steady boyfriend — a personal trainer named Patrick with "the kind of face that became instantly invisible in crowds" (much like her own) — neither feels the urge to discuss marriage.

Yet she is the face in the crowd rather than the face that stands out.

There was a younger face in that crowd.

Both were plugged into stacks of small boomboxes, facing the crowd, that appeared as if they'd been kicked and punched.

It wasn't until I sold tickets at the last minute to a show I was desperate to see because I couldn't face the crowds that I knew I was fighting a losing battle.