Sentence examples for the crowd introducing from inspiring English sources

"When we were protesting we said who our first guest would be when we won, and he is here today," Mr. Ilic told the crowd, introducing the crown prince.

Back with Ali, another Burt shows up — Burt Lancaster, who'll be another of the fight's broadcasters, and with whom Ali again plunges into the crowd, introducing him graciously to admirers and sparring playfully with passersby.

The actors mingle with the crowd, introducing different forms of ritual: moon circles, court dances, lit sage.

She said that Kevin Sheekey, one of the mayor's closest advisers, noticed her in the crowd, introduced himself and offered to introduce her to the mayor.

Finally, a young teenage boy in the midst of the crowd introduced himself.

John Travolta acknowledges the crowd before introducing a musical segment.

"We don't just need a win in New Hampshire," Ms. Haley told the crowd while introducing Mr. Romney.

"He doesn't know it," Mr. O'Farrill mock-whispered to the crowd while introducing Mr. Olivera, "but he's a jazz musician".

At a downtown rally, the task of firing up the crowd and introducing the candidate fell to Cory Booker, Newark's thirty-eight-year-old mayor, who is Obama's most prominent backer in New Jersey.

Every attendee was handed a supporter card to fill out with personal information; campaign staffers took turns warming up the crowd and introducing themselves; and Trump held a private meeting with key Republican activists before speaking to the event.

Many of the people who had seemed on the fence decided to commit, and as people streamed in Big Freedia took the stage with her dancers, warming up the crowd and introducing Charlie, the officiate from the Guinness Book of Records.