Sentence examples for manages a crowd from inspiring English sources

The show even manages a crowd scene.

Have you managed a crowd project?

In PJ, somewhere between eighty and one hundred officers were dispatched to manage a crowd of just over two hundred people.

Given the differences between the faiths, there's no perfect analogy to Catholic practice, but imagine if J.F.K. had been ordained to the permanent diaconate and assigned to help an overworked priest manage a crowded parish in Brookline while ascending to the Senate, and you'll have some sense of what Romney's service to the L.D.S. church involved.

The complaint also said that Wal-Mart "did not use appropriate crowd management techniques to safely manage a large crowd of approximately 2000 customers".

"What is crucial is how the police manage a particular crowd," he says.

As one of the organizers of the conference featuring Sánchez at The New School and New York University, the institutions that sponsored her visit to New York, I was privy to the challenges involved in bringing her to the U.S. as well as those of managing a volatile crowd.

Helping a handler manage a rowdy crowd is a sure-fire way to get your own child near the head of the queue.

Those deals, combined with the strength of Pixar and its chief creative officer, John Lasseter, has clearly squeezed Disney's own moviemaking team, which has to manage a newly crowded release schedule while finding room for its own films.

Everything else was cold -- easier to manage for a crowd, she said.

Sir Alex Ferguson even managed a jig as the crowd asked each player to "give 'em a dance" before teeing off.