Sentence examples for lead the crowds from inspiring English sources

Stewards lead the crowds into the grounds.

"We are going to get our demands," said Hussein Ramadan, 32, a political activist and organizer who helped lead the crowds from the burial site to Pearl Square.

Also on music, Cambridge neuroscientist Jessica Grahn will help us understand how babies are better at picking up rhythms than their parents and will lead the crowds with sonic social bonding routines.

"Rise up," run the lyrics to one of their songs, "your land is waiting: do we go East or West?" Several times during the night, Ruslana, the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest winner for Ukraine, takes to the stage to lead the crowds singing Ukraine's national anthem.

(Her response was to lead the crowd in an impromptu recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance).

They frequently take the microphone to lead the crowd in chanting.

At 2 p.m., Mr. Woodson will lead the crowd in "body music," everything from clapping hands to tapping feet.

Famed sports broadcaster Harry Caray led the singing of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" from 1982 until 1997 (he died in February 1998); guest "conductors" now lead the crowd.

Elderly World War Two veterans lead the crowd.

If necessary you lead the crowd, but you never just follow.

There, in a room equipped with 75 shared touch-screens where a master of ceremonies will lead the crowd in interactive games and quiz shows.