With an extensive, intensive regimen of research and planning, the videographer uses architecture, local events, and swarming throngs of people to illustrate the uniqueness of his chosen cities.
The local government is trying to help, with tips on how to handle the swarms thronging the ville-lumière, who may not exclusively agree that the Parisian is always right.
When he brought his wireless microphone into the crowd, he was swarmed by a throng of admirers, who were young, with few exceptions, and female, with none.
By 10 30 last night, Wells was on the field at Yankee Stadium amid a throng of violent melees, Yankees and Orioles swarming at each other like two medieval armies -- fists flying, bodies tumbling into the visitors' dugout.
And, while such a response is perhaps to be expected from the throngs of rando rape-apologists swarming on the dark underbelly of the internet, we should expect more from members of the media.
Betty Jo Beardsley, a party aide, glanced at the throng of people swarming the registration table.
I can only assume that the throngs of students swarming the field after the football game left their seats because they were so excited about the new issue and just lost their way en route to the alumni building.
In its post-show edition, the base newspaper displayed photos of throngs of civilians swarming the airstrip.
I don't find the ring of grass around the Americana's fountain very inviting, or a salve for the throngs of people swarming the cement canyons of Brand and the downtown area.
Markets swarming with people.
Throngs swarmed the finish line.
