Weegee, of course, trumped my father with the most famous Coney Island picture of all--the one with multitudes of people on the beach, all smiling up at the camera.
It's the prospect of a one-off appearance by Sean Paul that's brought fans out in their sweaty multitudes on the hottest September night in decades.
We tried to think..about the other times we had seen such human multitudes on the screen of our television set.
The multitudes on the frontline, who put their heads down and do all the hard work are treated as faceless, nameless and ultimately forgotten.(Picture credit: AFP, top; The Economist, below).
Newborns and multitudes on the move made a Christmas story of Call the Midwife, with its winning mix of grit and sentimentality, an unexploded bomb being the catalyst for drama as Poplar's residents, nurses and nuns crowded into a church hall while a defuser was summoned from Scotland.
But as Maritz and CTO Stephen Herrod viscerally demonstrated in a series of odd flourishes to the huzzahs of the assembled VMware blue shirted multitudes on the lawn outside, just who the big boys are is in play.
That finding led U.S. officials Wednesday to hold off on the idea of a military operation to help free besieged multitudes on the mountain.
His terror is subtler than that of T. rex, with a multitude of insects taking on the role of cowering prey once played by Stegosaurus.
Sovereignty often came to be an attribute of a powerful individual, whose legitimacy over territory (which was often described as his domain and even identified with him) rested on a purportedly direct or delegated divine or historic authority but certainly not, Hobbes's covenant of the multitude notwithstanding, on the consent of the people.
Feverishly, they shriek his nickname: "Megastar!"For over an hour, Chiranjeevi, or "the immortal one", as the actor has been known for three decades, addressed the multitude on March 10th.
