Looks good on paper, but it doesn't look so good when your street team arrives they realize it's the wrong crowd.
Cruz's speeches are in the Chautauqua style — he slowly sweeps his arm in a semicircle to take in the crowd, he kicks his right leg several feet out and gives a theatrical salute, he delivers each line as an applause line, and waits for the crowd to realize it — and so to see him before a small crowd is to feel complicit in a kind of disappointment.
Again and again, Federer came close to losing serve, but he held on, and at 5-6, Murray serving, Federer broke him with a feathery backhand drop volley so unexpected that it took a few moments for the crowd to realize it was now one set all.
That leaves it for Reddick, who draws a momentary cheer from the crowd, before they realize it's caught by Garcia in right.
I thought, 'How could I use my life better?' So I started meeting Júnior and these people at workshops and realized it was a better crowd".
In 1963, while shooting people watching the St . Patricks Day parade, he noticed an elegantly dressed man working the crowd too and realized it was Henri Cartier-Bresson.
We haven't yet realized how crowded with blockbusters the next year is going to be.
Errplane founders Paul Dix and Todd Persen had an idea for a company last year around anomaly detection in data center monitoring, but they soon realized that field was crowded and it would take a long time to build out the infrastructure for the company.
The Tea Party crowd must realize that it is being used and exploited by large financial interests.
Then came a question that may have been about tennis ("What was the story of that match, from your point of view?"), followed by one that was definitely not ("Did you realize that the crowd was there to watch you — did you feel that they were watching you?").
Writer tells about watching riots in Paris a year later on television and realizing the crowds made the same noise she did in the back of her throat to disturb the class.
