Out came the MC to ask the crowd to give it up for Fiona and...
After the song, Burton offers up a "one more thing" to the crowd, staff members opening up the back wall to reveal the second half of the room, as a man picks up the guitar at the side of the stage, for an instrumental jam.
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But every once in a while, the urge to go contrary to the crowd swells up inside me.
He brought in a Jamaican reggae band, a karaoke system and an emcee to get the crowd up and dancing.
"They told me to fire up the crowd ... get them fired up and give them some red meat, " he said.
Squad just off-court spinning like tops, Ms. Yusaf stood there silently preparing to follow them into the stands to rev up the crowd.
Then, from across the literal crowded room, he looked straight at me, and walked through the crowd to come right up in front of me.
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When the big Steve Jobs bio came out, she was ready on the first Monday morning to sell to a small crowd lined up outside her door.
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Security will be tight for a game expected to attract a capacity 50, 000 crowd to the Garden City with up to 1, 400 police and military personnel on duty to prevent trouble.
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My post last Friday meant this: I wonder how much our Store Manager would value cashier trained associates if on the Blitz (Thanksgiving), they were not there to ring up the crowd?
Regis Philbin, Dick Vitale and Martin Short are a few of the invited guest speakers, and of course the Notre Dame cheerleaders and the Leprechaun will be in attendance to amp up the crowd. 12-4 p.m.
Inspired by the idea of a big natural foods supermarket that could provide one-stop shopping to the Birkenstock crowd, Mackey hooked up with two partners in 1980 to open the first 10, 000-square-foot Whole Foods Market, also in Austin.
It is the digital equivalent of a cheering crowd leading up to the big event.
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Doing that while running to keep up with the crowd could be a bit of a drag.
As the traffic light at the intersection turned green, Francis stepped up to the crowd, grasping outstretched hands.
He also demonstrated that he can use his formidable rhetorical powers to address difficult subjects rather than simply to rev up a sympathetic crowd.
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Campagna caters to an up-scale crowd with innovative northern Italian food.
Ms. DeJesus, wearing a yellow, hooded sweatshirt and appearing somewhat unsteady on her feet, flashed a thumbs-up to the crowd and walked into the house without commenting.
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The first rendition of 'Stand up for the Ulstermen' reverberated around the packed grandstands and terraces and as the PA announcer urged the fans to even greater efforts, the home crowd hoped the game itself would live up to the pre-match hype.
These living fossils are wildly popular (last autumn one Surrey grammar school had to call the police for crowd control when 1, 500 children turned up to sit its entrance exam for 126 places), but their freedom is being eroded.
Now, Swype Living Language allows people who opt-in to share and receive trending words and phrases in real-time, creating an up-to-date, crowd-sourced language model.
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Those bumper crowds helped boost the average Premiership crowd to 13, 608, up from last season's 11, 414.
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Here, 11, 000 km from Seoul, alone and impressionable, Ko began to drift away from his old friends and to take up with a racier crowd.
Example: if you sign up Jim Beam to sponsor a particular section of club seats, as one exec in the crowd spoke about, the door is open to sign up Jack Daniels to sponsor another section.
Once the fundraising process moved online, it just opened up to an even larger crowd.
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In Portugal, Aaron gave a speech, and a crowd of people came up to the stage afterward, wanting to talk and give him business cards.
The store never opened, and by midmorning authorities wielding megaphones roped off the store and told the crowd of hundreds to disperse to break up the tense scene.
As if determined to stock up on groceries, they lay siege to a supermarket, where a crowd of locals has found refuge.
Indulge me in a quick stat geek moment: the basic standard deviation formula marks greatness across eras by showing the degree to which you stand out from the crowd in a given year (a team with fewer patsies to beat up on will score higher than a team than a team feasting on more patsies, records being equal).
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After its first four attempts at malls, which were a disaster, Mr Allen now thinks Seiyu has learnt the tricks of the trade, offering super-cheap leases to the crowd-pulling stores so that money-earning small retailers will want to open up too.
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