Sentence examples for inspired the crowd from inspiring English sources

Apart from the great man himself, Bob Hawke and Don Dunstan inspired the crowd.

This inspired the crowd and her teammates and gave her confidence.

But Ms. Romanova, onstage at rallies clenching her fists and demanding her husband's release, inspired the crowd to embrace her cause.

No, not quite enough to field an offense or a defense, but nonetheless a team that inspired the crowd enveloping the steps of the Pro Football Hall of Fame today.

Fitch was applauding the fact that Dudley held Rik Smits, the Pacers' 7-foot-4-inch center, to just 14 points, and went as far as to say that Dudley's missed free throws inspired the crowd, who in turn inspired the Nets.

Dr. Bellini inspired the crowd, but warned that success does not come easy.

His friend Mark Antony, who has expediently shaken the bloodied hands of the conspirators, gives a stirring funeral oration that inspires the crowd to turn against them.

The show ably demonstrates dance's power to free the soul and inspire the crowd; in one of the best numbers, bobbies, striking miners, little girls in tutus, Billy, and his teacher dance together, belting out the words "solidarity forever".

As a critique of right-wing ideology, this was too dull and facile to inspire the crowd's enthusiasm, so he struck a different tone before the next new tune, "Golden State," dedicating it to the fans.

Seeking to inspire the crowd of activists to ignore polls and contact potential supporters, he cited a "brand new poll" that showed him and Mitt Romney in a tie — a remark that was greeted by cheers and applause.

Yet some Bush supporters did acknowledge that they had helped inspire the crowd in hopes that the recount would end, though saying they had certainly meant no one any harm.