In much of the country, seafood growers are leaving crowded coastal areas for less developed regions, where the land is cheaper and there is cleaner water.
While the conference attendees couldn't have agreed more with Joannides about what should be taught in schools, much of the crowd thought he was deluded to imagine they could ever get away with it.
His shot bounced in the air off Roy's left pad, then bounced off the top of the net and landed in Roy's glove, leaving Salomonsson and much of the crowd of 18,276 in awe.
The mood of Mr. Zuma's supporters was captured in a single gesture by much of the crowd — two hands, rotating over each other like bicycle pedals.
At the Garden, corporate cowboys and beautiful people comprise much of the crowd in the lower bowl.
In a dramatic transformation after the opening bell, the 20-year-old Ward, one of only two United States boxers remaining in the Games, had won over much of the crowd.
When, on Friday night, the sublime Gamelan Dharma Swara ensemble played seated, much of the crowd sat in a circle around it, and the feeling was straight-up religious, without a hint of irony.
But it's more than just Kronberg's story particularly the part where the dog ejaculates into his mouth and his father hands him a knife, telling him to murder the beast that has so much of the crowd squirming in their seats.
While much of the crowd was expert in equine affairs ("Burghley is much harder," one patron lamented, referring to the eventing course near Stamford 90 miles north of here), there were plenty of novices to equestrian events who wanted to cheer on the British team.
