Sentence examples for view of the crowd from inspiring English sources

Villanueva stood just outside the tunnel, in clear view of the crowd, with his right hand over his chest.

But this view of the crowd, and the management practices it serves to justify, is seriously flawed.

The adoption ceremony for Mr. Obama was held in a tent, out of view of the crowd.

Then — in view of the crowd — she closed a set of double doors, made from thickened glass, to provide security against the demonstration.

She and her new boyfriend repeatedly embraced and kissed in the finish area in full view of the crowd and television cameras during Friday's super-combined and Saturday's downhill.

The proposed car is designed with a two-level floor to give the president a good view of the crowd and the crowd a better view of the president.

Among the more utopian partisans of this wisdom-of-the-crowd view, the reliance on professional journalists is seen as elitist and stifling.

Edward Pearce Thormanby, North Yorkshire I incline to Groucho Marx's view of the crowds at the funeral.

On its maiden voyage on Aug. 10, 1628, a gentle harbor breeze capsized the vaunted ship just a few hundred meters from its Stockholm dock, in full view of the crowds of cheering Swedes who had come to see its grand debut.

The BBC's Sharon Fuller is at the race with the British-based Matrix team, and she has a good view of the crowds, as well as the cyclist's nemesis - the cobbles.

But in the view of this crowd, having the same fight again in an election year (which could happen since the debt ceiling was raised only until Feb. 15) could actually be a good thing.