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a crowd of tearful mourners

The man collected a crowd of children.

Next is a crowd of people.

I noticed a crowd of people.

The juggler collected a crowd of children around him.

They noticed a crowd of people Shouting and cheering.

He was engulfed by a crowd of reporters.

The hall was crammed with a crowd of standing petitioners.

The game followed a colourful opening ceremony before a crowd of seventy-four thousand.

A great gate swung open, and a crowd of citizens poured in.

The gate guards were processing a crowd of new workmen in a considerable uproar.

Stop at a village store and a crowd of twenty or thirty soon surrounds you.

He did the deed in view of a crowd of people.

The final in Montevideo, Uruguay defeated Argentina in front of a crowd of 93,000 people.

There’s also a crowd of freelancers and visionaries who have received worldwide recognition.

a crowd of flunkeys stood by the entrance waiting to bow the guests in

There's a crowd of old fogies out there that won't listen to reason.

"This is history," Branson declared to a crowd of reporters. "We're making it right here."

You can pick out the Americans in a crowd of tourists by their reflexive grins.

It was evidently a court-room, and a crowd of Europeans and natives already occupied the rear of the apartment.

I thought that the Banks of the cliff is a flower, afterwards just know, but is a crowd of slag.

Two American sailors fought jealously for a bar girl and attracted a crowd of people to watch.

A brave hero use his very, very long sword to hack his way through a crowd of vicious enemies.

For centuries the picture remained at Newbridge House, largely unnoticed, a face in a crowd of family portraits and landscapes.

WHENEVER Robert Byrd walked the corridors and chambers of the Senate, he went in a crowd of people.

On September 28, 1830, before a crowd of thousands, Frank Knapp was hanged in front of Salem Gaol.

I was nearly pushed over by a crowd of children suddenly pouring out of the school gate.

Of a crowd of workmen and drivers in a bar-room around the stove late of a winter night, and I unremark'd seated in a corner.

The Education secretary had to address a crowd of teachers who were negative about the new changes in education.

I am not only representing myself, but also a crowd of people who are waiting for my news.

Vince Carter: Watch how many fadeaway junk-shots he takes when approaching a crowd of hostile big men.

Carefully closing the box door, Ali placed himself before it, while a crowd of spectators assembled round the Nubian.

President-elect Obama marked his victory with a speech to a crowd of tens of thousands of people in his hometown of Chicago.

It results in a stream of home-going ants passing unobstructed through the center of a crowd of out-going ants.

They are usually very cheap, but joining a crowd of noisy people and eating plastic food is not my idea of a holiday.

This deadly broil fallIng out In the midst of Verona at noonday, the news of it quickly brought a crowd of citizens to the spot.

In front a crowd of amazed onlookers, the "tiger" hid in bushes and ran down walkways - quite skillfully for a quadruped - trying his best to evade his captors.

I feel certain you will die in your bed when you're a hundred and two, with a crowd of descendants weeping round you.

By midnight, when she arrived at her hotel, a crowd of 30,000 had gathered just to get a look at her.

They were in the school, a crowd of people dressed weird in a modern school. They had returned to the modern world.

The car had only got half way through the gates, when a great roar went up outside, and a crowd of girls surged forward and blocked its path.

During a rush hours of going off work on a rainy day, a girl student of high school squashed in a city bus, with a box of milk in her hand. Then packed into a crowd of people soon.

An Uzbek cameraman has footage of an armoured personnel-carrier going through a crowd of agitated Kyrgyz men as it approaches some Uzbeks.

It is hard to imagine a crowd of 1m pampered Saudis gathering in any of the kingdom's sprawling cities to shout for their rights, as Egyptians have.

Henry II waves his sword over a crowd of giggling children and their parents in the brightly decorated king's hall of Dover Castle.

At first, he could not wait for the rest of the performance. He was overwhelmed with excitement as he watched a crowd of spectators rush towards him.

Really, I don't remember anything before the day when I found myself going along with a crowd of people to the big fair.

But as I took the final turn, there was a crowd of people cheering for all the runners as they came in!

And in Moscow, a crowd of about 100,000 people had gathered in Red Square only to be disappointed as they were the first city to be eliminated.

Instead of a beers-in-a-bar fund-raiser, Michelle arranged a party at the DuSable Museum of African American History with a band and a crowd of young professionals.

Scarcely had they met when the Telegraph Avenue car came along and stopped to take on a crowd of afternoon shoppers.

"We should go and congratulate them!" said Hermione, standing on tiptoe to see the place where Bill and Fleur had vanished amid a crowd of well-wishers.

When you tell a joke on a brightly lit stage in front of a crowd of people who have paid a bunch of money to laugh, and no one laughs, it can be horrifying.

Hoping to illustrate its diverse enrollment, the University of Wisconsin at Madison doctored a photograph on a brochure cover by digitally inserting a black student in a crowd of white football fans.

A mile from shore a Fishing boat chummed the water and the word for Breakfast Flock flashed through the air, till a crowd of a thousand seagulls came to dodge and fight for bits of food.

"I know there's been a lot of love going around this week, among the married couples," one of the church musicians said, strumming on a guitar before a crowd of about 3, 000.

The visitor is greeted by a wall of four photographs: a crowd of flag-waving, bespectacled Nixon-supporters in Texas in 1960 (the illustration above shows a couple of more sedate fans in Indiana);

On Fleet Street, we call it "the mass doorstep" when a crowd of reporters will wait and wait for hours in hope of a tidbit of news on a developing story.

The nomination is something of a surprise, since at the time the 57-year-old Mr. Putin looked awkward and stood motionless among a crowd of teenagers as they writhed to a noisy rap song.

He wrote a novel, and no sooner did he have the synopsis of a story, but he would invite a crowd of his friends outdoors and read it aloud to them.

They squatted side by side on the dirt, a crowd of village women holding sari cloth around them as a makeshift curtain, and poured soapy water from a metal pan over their heads.

Today, however, at his talks, he was only able to get two people out of a crowd of five hundred college students to say that downloading a movie or album is wrong.

Her latest spell of house arrest ended on November 13th, when she came briefly out of her home in Yangon, where she had been detained, to greet a crowd of thousands of delighted supporters.

Elsewhere a crowd of bees, squeezing one another, is falling upon some victim, beating and crushing it; and the killed or enfeebled bee drops slowly, light as a feather, on to the heap of corpses.

ONE evening in mid-July Anwar Ibrahim was deep in the rubber-tapping state of Kelantan in northern Malaysia, urging a crowd of rural folk to vote for a devout fishmonger.

Make yourself aware of the type of ground you are standing on, and know that in a crowd of moving people wet or uneven ground can be slippery or hazardous, causing you to fall.

Ankie Spitzer, widow of fencing coach Andre Spitzer, told a crowd of more than 200 at the Israeli ambassador's residence: "More than 30 years have passed, but for, the families of the innocent victims, it seems like only yesterday.

In a small office, there was a crowd of people in the dark room, and everyone's face was filled with an ingratiating look that had no dominion over their own destiny.

But speaking before a crowd of supporters on August 3rd, the cleric said instead that he would postpone any Revelations and provide proof of Israel's responsibility for the crimes later.

On this Knoll was a crowd of officers, and Pierre heard the French chatter of the staff, and saw Kutuzov's grey head sunk in his shoulders, and his white cap, with red braiding on it.