Reviewers of the shows noted Ocean's low-key stage presence and observed crowd screams and audience members singing-along to songs.
As a consequence, we should observe crowding of migrants in the regions that are close to the border.
P.W.: I observe the crowd, the crowd dynamics, the crowd behavior, and people in the crowd and talk to people in the crowd to see how they're feeling, see what's going on.
One late summer afternoon, Russian and Chinese men could be seen waging fierce battles over the chessboards, at times observed by crowds three people deep.
Each night, they observed when crowds emerged after the final curtain, developing a precise knowledge of the duration, if not the content, of works in the repertory.
Edwin B. Henderson, the black Washington public schools director of physical education, observed the crowd before a game in September 1940 and wrote a subsequent letter to The Washington Post.
Dykers told me that he has observed the crowds around the bull for years, and that the tourists can be divided roughly equally into those who pose at its head and those who pose at its rear end.
His humility as he observed the crowd came patterned with pride; his burdened self came lined with real strength; the guarded image he portrayed, almost a loneliness, came mixed with a sense of exhilaration at where he was now and what he saw.
I observed rapt crowds of young German women earnestly studying films about racial unrest in the British Midlands and video testimonials by a Lebanese man who recounts his fears and (of all things) sexual impulses while being held hostage in Beirut along with several Americans in 1985.
He has already observed smaller crowds than in years past.
