Second, Renzi's participation in the customary joint press conference was cancelled last minute because he wanted to go back to Italy to intervene in a popular TV show, leaving the former President-in-office, the Greek Prime Minister Antoni Samaras, and the President of the European Parliament, Martin Schultz, the task of calming down the upset crowd of international journalists.
The climax of the final bout on the day we visited was a major upset: the crowd went wild, hurling seat cushions into the air in a display of surprised delight.
While I agree that the protection of our children must be paramount, and I also understand how merchants might be upset if crowds congregate outside their premises, these issues do not justify the arrest of these hard-working people.
OpTic Gaming pulled off an upset, thrilling the crowd.
Is it going to get the crowd upset?' "Then you are thinking about that instead of playing the game.
There was no upset, the small crowd was sedate and St. John's did not unveil a new offensive force.
The defending champion's 6 1, 6 0 victory over Dinara Safina, the world No1, disappointed the crowd, upset her opponent, and made the ranking system look bizarre.
There was little to choose between either couple in the second set until the No4 seeds upset the partisan crowd by breaking their opponents to move into a 6-5 leandand then holding serve to win in straight sets.
Sensing another upset, a capacity crowd of 16,294 at the Hartford Civic Center went into a frenzy on the tying jumper by forward Caron Butler, the Huskies' best player, who had a game-high 25 points and shot 9 for 12.
Only a mile or two from his adopted home, Alborn had to watch somebody younger than he stage a reasonable upset while the crowd of approximately 20,000 paying fans cheered for everybody.
As Jed Bernstein, the president of the League of American Theaters and Producers, a trade group, speculated, however, what may have upset the Aladdin crowd was not so much the content of Ms. Ronstadt's message, but that she stopped performing to deliver it.
