Sentence examples for supporters streaming from inspiring English sources

Some Roma fans set fire to the stands, sending terrified supporters streaming out over the terraces.

NAGOYA, Japan — Ahmed Fathi, a defensive midfielder, ran for his life when he saw thousands of Egyptian opposition supporters streaming toward him on the field.

Beaming Brotherhood supporters streamed in, swelling the crowd to perhaps 100,000 by nightfall.

Pickup trucks packed with Mr. Sadr's supporters streamed out of the district around noon.

Galvanised, Erdoğan's supporters streamed into the streets, with thousands marching on Istanbul's main airport.

When Alizadeh and Yassamin confronted each other before me on the street Sunday, as tens of thousands of Ahmadinejad supporters streamed by, the argument quickly escalated, watched by a growing cluster of people.

Discovering an open gate in the stand, and with not a security guard in sight, hundreds of Globo supporters streamed out on to the Bombonera pitch to dance, sing and jump about in the pouring rain.

Tens of thousands of party supporters streamed into a 45,000-seat soccer stadium on Sunday, singing and dancing under a blazing sun in the central South African city of Bloemfontein, where the forerunner of the A.N.C. was founded in a Methodist church a century ago.

In an act of street theater intended to recall the civil rights movement of the 1960's, 1,200 union supporters streamed slowly across the Brooklyn Bridge late yesterday, accompanying Roger Toussaint, the president of Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, on a defiant march to his Lower Manhattan jail cell.

B1 Toussaint Marches to Jail More than 1,000 union supporters streamed slowly across the Brooklyn Bridge accompanying Roger Toussaint, the president of Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, on a defiant march to a Lower Manhattan jail where he will serve a 10-day sentence for leading last year's transit strike.

When the hotel gathering ended, several hundred Free Party supporters streamed out into the streets of Tegucigalpa, a replay in some ways -- but on a smaller scale -- of the demonstrations that followed the 2009 coup.