Sentence examples for involves the crowd from inspiring English sources

The latest episode in hockey's richest team historic flailing involves the crowd chanting for Coach Ron Wilson to be fired while he deflects blame from the front office for not making a deadline trade.

Edmund points at the balconies when he talks of "drunkards, liars, adulterers"; Kent storms through the audience into banishment; Lear's rowdy entourage even involves the crowd in a game of catch.

This stage of research explicitly involves the crowd, which is a drawback in the current conceptual research endeavour of a concept that is only starting to develop.

The list of specials is long, and usually involves the crowd-pleasing concoction known as migas, which has nothing to do with the Tex-Mex egg dish: it's chorizo and bread crumbs sautéed with grapes, onions, and capers, and is the kind of deceptively simple, perfectly executed cooking you can almost convince yourself would be possible to re-create at home.

Versatility was an attraction, as the band involved the crowd in its song-building process.

What remains to be seen is whether involving the crowd — or, more cynically, exploiting its vanities — can lift ticket sales and outcompete Netflix-connected screens.

He had the audience involved, the crowd going wild, and Simon on his feet giving a standing ovation almost before it even ended.

Lyle Lovett, the 2011 Texas state musician and pioneer of the Americana genre, has said that he likes to involve the crowd and incorporate its feedback into his show, which should be a lot easier in the tranquil environment created when he performs next week with his acoustic group instead of his customary large band.

Crowdsourced support Part 1: Are you involving the crowd enough in customer support, rewarding expert users who contribute answers online?

Rossi was one of the first riders to really involve the crowd at race meetings, and that has helped his fanbase grow.

Thus, beyond the desired collegiate effect of a cohort of students engaged together in studying, involving the "crowd" in a real participation is a key to the success of these technologies.