" The exec also told the crowd that he'd be meeting with Samsung, one of the company's "most important partners, " during the trip, "as I do every time I come here.
As I'd sat by the roadside cradling a cup of milky chai, I'd sensed from the gathering crowd of onlookers that tourism isn't thriving in the Indian state of Uttarakhand the way it is in other parts of the Himalayas.
"It is all very well changing things, but if you look at the performance on Saturday and the support of the crowd then you'd be daft and stupid to change anything, " said Storrie.
He leans forward to tell me something else, but a middle aged man pushes his way through the crowd and tells me I'd better leave.
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As the crowd in front of the United Methodist building in Washington, D.
You'd think tennis would be with it by now, chucking the tradition of crowd silence into the same ash bin as all-white playing duds and wooden rackets.
So I stand here, looking at this beautiful, 60% female crowd, and wonder what the hookup culture would have meant to me if I'd been in school today.
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Within minutes, we'd drawn a crowd, and only a short while after that, most of the editorial staff was packed into the conference room, laughing, enjoying the show and pushing for their turn at the remote.
U.S. Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-District of Columbia, asked residents of Newtown, Connecticut, to make themselves known in the crowd.
The same hip-hop crowd that made the clothes famous eventually helped to sink the brand, after white suburban kids decided that they'd had enough of the gangsta look.
I'd rather spend the night in the trunk of an Oldsmobile than watch "Mad Men" with a crowd, and I really don't need accompaniment for World Series Game 7s, Tour de France mountain stages or Wimbledon five-setters.
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