Sentence examples for huddle of fans from inspiring English sources
"Dark Shadows" ran on TV from 1966 to 1971, leaving behind a huddle of fans who will now be chewing their cuticles with dread, lest the movie veer an inch from the original show.
After the fiercely contested one-day international series, as England's relieved, victorious players stood on the outfield and Jos Buttler did his post-match media duties, a small huddle of Bangladesh fans – so partisan during play – had stayed behind to chant: "England, thank you," on loop.
A group of fans huddled behind the home netting each time Reyes awaited his turn at bat, snapping photos and talking to him.
Millions of fans line the course, many huddled around transistor radios and portable televisions to follow the race.
Vincent Mazzeo, one of only a handful of fans braving the cold and huddling on the rail after the first race Thursday, said he was unaware that horses were no longer allowed to run on steroids.
Huddled in a section behind one of the goals, a group of fans looked at images of Red Bull Arena on Edison Jakupi's phone.
Huddled in the stands on a recent Friday night, a small group of fans yelled enthusiastically for the NY Lions hockey team.
Players, coaches and the scattering of fans wander the same grassy paths around the courts, eat in the same food court and huddle in the same places during rain delays.
Instead of running the offense, he sat along the sideline, and he spent timeouts on the edge of the huddle, watching hapless fans shoot layups.
"I don't want to blow smoke in fans' faces," he tells the huddle of girls.
