Sentence examples for rows of fans from inspiring English sources

Standing behind three rows of fans, Morante slowed.

Several times, rows of fans were brought to their feet in reaction to the play on court, drowning out the noise in the other courts Monday night.

Other old photographs show rows of fans from decades past, mere crowd shots, the spectators cheering, their faces blown up larger than life but smaller than the faces of the players on the banners.

Luis Arze, 58, sat under a row of fans keeping cool.

Instrument cases hung on the walls and sweat-soaked leotards fluttered with renewed life as they dried over a row of fans.

Zing! Pop god swagger now bursting out of his skinny jeans, Styles pumped his fist and strutted toward a row of fans when suddenly he appeared to get caught in a cord and took what might have been the most elaborate onstage fall I've ever seen.

In an auditorium near the Vatican, Mr. Berlusconi was greeted Thursday by rows of adoring fans, most of them retirees.

"Two rows of Barcelona fans, eight deep, all the way from the exit to our coach," John McGovern, the captain, recalls.

The first year I came here, in 2010, there were rows and rows of Polish fans singing and dancing to a player in the qualifying rounds.

Rows of powerful fans fitted with water valves have been set up to spray the horses before and after they compete.

An overwhelming blue-clad, pro-Chelsea crowd made Yankee Stadium feel a bit like London's Stamford Bridge, with six sections of loud Blues supporters behind the first-base dugout, opposite five rows of PSG fans at the front of the left-field bleachers.