The youngster has rarely played in front of more than 5,000 people yet managed to silence a raucous crowd of 25,000 inside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium here yesterday.
The jump into the big time can be particularly disorienting for baseball players, who, before they make the major leagues, rarely play in front of crowds as large as most college basketball and football stars do.
London's major, Boris Johnson, had apparently rarely been in front of audience members so "nerve-wrackingly thin" when he gave a speech to open the 25th anniversary of London fashion week on Friday.
It helps me keep tabs on the shop during the day and also helps me understand the bigger picture of what's happening on a week to week basis – all at a glance on my phone which is great for me since I'm rarely sitting in front of a computer.
England recorded an easy 5-0 win over the world's joint bottom side San Marino at Wembley to stay top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group E. There were four different England goalscorers and the defence was rarely troubled in front of a crowd of almost 56,000.
She had trouble talking and I was so worried as she rarely cried in front of me.
Much like the series Sh*t My Dad Says, Dad Humor rarely happens in front of an audience of more than five, it's often dependent on victimizing a captive audience, and seems to thrive on audience groans over laughter.
The mind behind Halloween, Escape From New York, They Live, and many more, rarely steps in front of the camera aside from a host of uncredited cameos but in Gavin Hignight and Ben Verulst's new music video for "Night," legendary director and composer John Carpenter gets front and center wearing an Oculus Rift-style VR headset.
In the 30 years since the passage of the Clean Air Act, industry has rarely been out in front of government.
Here, as he has been doing throughout his career, Wiseman films people in walks of life that rarely get them in front of a camera, walks of life that don't often involve public speaking, and he films them talking.
