Students are crowding around Yanis, so I suggest we step outside.
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Fans went nuts, crowding around Ye to vibe to the new music.
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Press, staffers and lobbyists began crowding around the committee room around 7 a.m.
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Based on the way all the kids are crowding around their dad, it's obvious they do.
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Who doesn't remember crowding around the television set during the Aaron Carter episode of Lizzie McGuire?
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Footage showed people crowding around the burned shell of a vehicle in the middle of a street.
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In the shadowy darkness, all we could see were men, crowding around my front stoop, pressing forward.
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Monae floored the room, with people crowding around the stage to get a closer view of the show.
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" Next, the "212" singer describes the crew crowding around her and "chastising me like some f—ing animal.
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Crowding around the statue posed a safety risk and was a factor in the move, the city said.
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A few seconds later, I was crowding around a campfire with a fox, a deer and a rabbit.
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"People started crowding around, shouting, getting pretty excited, but trying not to get too excited," Dr. Widder said.
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They gathered at one of Judaism's holiest sites, the Western Wall, crowding around a table covered in prayer books.
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No, the three of us weren't crowding around my kitchen table drinking wine, practicing some bizarre self-affirmation/devil worship.
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An estimated 5,000 people gathered in Bucharest chanting "Thieves" and demanding the government's resignation, crowding around a giant European Union flag.
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Line Rider may be a relic of the old internet, but there's still a popular scene of content-makers crowding around it.
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Local television showed dozens of beachgoers crowding around the airplane, which had come to a stop near the water without any major damage.
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A group of children of varying ages are crowding around some entertainers in colourful clothes and make up, playing an assortment of instruments.
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Donald "Doc" Burress, 63, remembers as a kid crowding around his family's black-and-white television to watch Ali knock out Sonny Liston.
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Donald Burress, 63, remembered as a child his family crowding around a black-and-white television to watch Ali knock out Sonny Liston.
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The situation was chaotic -- people were crowding around the ambulance, beating Gadhafi's dead body, shooting in the air, taking pictures on their phones.
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A generation of Chinese fans grew up crowding around dusty desktop monitors in college dorm rooms to watch fuzzy streams of N.B.A. games.
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Video showed Green Cross volunteers crowding around the injured teenager, Neomar Lander, 17, and carrying him out of the worst of the fighting.
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It was dark, and there were a lot of people crowding around the fire, passers-bys stopping to smell the steam in the air.
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The first picture showed the couple's four older children — Emmie Kay, 9, Duke, 10, Ella Rose, 12, and Drake, 14 — crowding around a hospital door.
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In the photo, Lee can be seen sitting at a table with family members, including Winfrey and her longtime partner Stedman Graham, crowding around her.
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There was a time when playing video games with your friends meant visiting your local arcade and crowding around a Pac-Man or Galaga machine.
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Luckily, it seems there was no crowding around the bathrooms come show time, so the path was clear for the models once the program began.
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Neither option works well, and it's not much fun crowding around the small screen, resting flat on a table, for an impromptu Mario Kart tournament.
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It's a warm, safe show that even in its most intense episode, can still end with Archie and his pals crowding around milkshakes at the diner.
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So sit back and watch your timeline get infected with smiling, crying, frowning dots, crowding around you, in a circle, closer, making faces, closer, oh god.
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He's still a huge figure here, I saw him at a nightclub a few weeks ago, everyone crowding around him like it was his MVP season.
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He remembers his father's body wrapped in white gauze, balls of cotton wool in his nostrils and ears, and strangers crowding around him, carrying him away.
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Instead of crowding around the front end to see what's under the hood, perhaps they'll be checking the trunk to see if it's got a spare.
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Across the country, people were packing into bars before noon, crowding around office televisions and arriving before dawn outside the hearing to snag a seat to watch.
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The installation is meant to simulate the day of the moon landing, as if viewers are crowding around the television as people did on that historic day.
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The first photo shows Joanna's four older children with husband Chip Gaines — Drake, 14, Ella Rose, 12, Duke, 10, and Emmie Kay, 9 — crowding around a hospital door.
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When the average person imagines crowding around a TV to squint at a four-player split-screen game, Mario Kart is likely the first title to come to mind.
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In a video shared on Twitter, the group, known as Smash Racism DC, can be seen crowding around the doorsteps of the Tucker Carlson Tonight host's residence, holding signs.
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In a video, shared on Twitter, the group, known as Smash Racism DC, can be seen crowding around the doorsteps of the Tucker Carlson Tonight host's residence, holding signs.
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Or maybe you have to plan a trip with the whole family and want to get Google Maps up on the TV—it's easier than crowding around a phone display.
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Greg the barber seemed impressed after he prepped my head a second time, his fellow barbers crowding around me, struggling to tell the difference between my real and fugazi hairs.
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She went to the aisle for paper towels and toilet paper, but there was nothing left — the shelves were empty, and customers were crowding around to grab whatever they could.
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Suddenly there are all these demonstrations and people start crowding around the KGB offices because they know this is where the KGB is, and they essentially start threatening to break in.
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I spotted Team USA's head chef Matt Kirkley, commis Mimi Chen, and coach Robert Sulatycky crowding around a laptop, and walked over to yell through the French announcements and introduce myself.
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If the name Long Island City once seemed aspirational, in recent years it has been more descriptive: Apartment towers now dot the skyline, crowding around the elevated No. 7 subway train.
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Here's how: If you and your loved ones are watching a movie and want to decide where to go to dinner, you can all look together instead of crowding around a phone.
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Sure, products like Apple's FaceTime work fine for this, and plenty of families use FaceTime for similar things, but this is so much better than crowding around an iPhone, Mac or iPad.
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While the city's population boasted similar numbers in its prime, those residents weren't all coming and going on the same day, crowding around one artifact or drinking from the same water fountain.
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They turn up in their hundreds at Ansari's public appearances, crowding around him and fighting (often literally) for selfies or the chance to appear in the background of one of his videos.
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Instead of crowding around one computer or piling into a big-screen conference room, up to 15 people can call from their own laptop without echo — even from right next to each other.
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On social media, League and 5-Star sympathizers made death threats against the president, while supporters crowding around Salvini and Di Maio during live TV interviews late on Sunday shouted insults at him.
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Imagine having a phone-sized display that you could stretch into a tablet-sized screen for watching movies, or reading an e-book, or when you have a bunch of people crowding around it.
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The 9am bell hasn't rung yet, but students at the Lycée Voltaire high school, in the French capital's 11th arrondissement, are already crowding around the big blue door to get out of the cold.
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Just before dawn on Friday, few people were sleeping at the evacuation center, instead crowding around a television showing local news, with images of flames juxtaposed with names of the dead from Wednesday's shooting.
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From crowding around a stranger's window to watch the game to men taking off their shirts and swinging them around in celebration at the Liverpool Street Station, it's safe to say England is pretty chuffed.
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Everyone else is crowding around the for-profit field, always trying to convince VCs to invest more money, while over here, there's no one in tech for good, and you can have a big impact.
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For instance: A friend mentions a new song he loves, and instead of awkwardly crowding around tinny smartphone speakers to listen, you can seamlessly sync straight to your sound system — extra points for a dance-off.
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All images: Andrew Liszewski/GizmodoThe smartphone in your pocket can perfectly emulate any video game from the '80s, but not the experience of crowding around a cabinet at an arcade, waiting to try the latest hit game.
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This colorful portrayal of Trump crowding around the table with Ronald Reagan, Abraham Lincoln, Richard Nixon, Theodore Roosevelt, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush, Dwight Eisenhower and Gerald Ford — called The Republican Club — hangs in the White House.
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The duo set up camp and launched into a rendition of "Jolene" — Dolly Parton is Cyrus' godmother, FYI — that was so roaring, not even the most jaded New Yorker could resist crowding around and pulling out their iPhone.
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And when the spectacular eight-month-long trial finally resulted in a verdict, I still remember the whole school crowding around a single TV in the library to watch it come in, and my total shock at his acquittal.
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On Saturday, a mob of people chanting slogans associated with the new ultra-Islamist Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan party, which campaigns under the "death to blasphemers" rallying cry, descended on his public meeting, crowding around Nasir and intimidating his supporters.
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A wounded fighters awaits his paperwork outside Kilis ambulance station (Photo by Petr Shelomovskiy/VICE News) As Abu spoke, the fighters who were previously unwilling to talk to journalists began crowding around, interrupting each other in their eagerness to add to the discussion.
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Even games that don't have the retro look can fit this mold: It's so easy for me to imagine someone playing Beat Saber in a Dave and Busters, or to have people crowding around a Laser League machine in my local Tilt arcade.
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BEFORE: The famous Charging Bull has only been in New York since 1989, but on most days, according to Business Insider's Harrison Jacobs, "hordes of tourists can be found crowding around the sculpture, taking photos, or rubbing the bull's nose, horns, or backside."
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So if you've got a spare Joy-Con and don't mind crowding around the Switch's 6.2-inch screen, it's entirely possible to play a full four-player game on one tablet, which seemed to run just about as smoothly as it did in single player.
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I daydreamed about all the likes I would get on a fire 'gram shot of me laying glamorously atop a colorful backdrop of sugar gems, until I stepped into the room and saw 20 other people all crowding around the pool with their DSLRs.
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And then it's up and out of the theater and back into the hall, where it's time to get hands-on with the devices — of which there are always just slightly too few, which encourages crowding around the tables, jockeying, shoving to get the perfect shot.
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Though far from his family, Tomas found in Italy a community, a tribe, a circle of friends and confidants sauntering in and out of his studio, crowding around tables in lively restaurants late at night, discussing art and politics and all the things Tomas was most interested in discussing.
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But instead of being freaked out at the members of a subculture that has flourished within the depths of the internet, the children from the Syrian families were pretty fucking psyched to hang out with a bunch of people in fursuits, crowding around them and excitedly touching their costumes.
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But loaded in the pickup were the last of Freddie Bryant's 221 hams, and if Mr. Knight didn't quickly join the gray-haired men crowding around the back of the truck, he could lose his chance to pick out the best-looking ham for his family's Christmas dinner.
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Indeed, in Nashville on Wednesday night, Mr. Trump spoke to a rapturous crowd of almost 10,000 people and his embattled spokesman, Sean Spicer, was greeted as a star by awe-struck supporters, who spent several minutes crowding around him to take pictures and pat him on the back.
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Growing up in the Bay Area with a Vietnamese mother and a Chinese-American father, Ms. Wong was not a comedy nerd but she vividly remembers her family crowding around the television set in 1994 to watch the premiere of Margaret Cho's "All-American Girl," the first network sitcom about an Asian-American family.
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There was no note nothing only the faint metallic whiff of blood and the tinny smell of internal organs her son's brain her thirty-six-year-old son's brain her thirty-six-year-old son who had torn out of her one August afternoon with the monsoon coming down in unforgiving sheets outside the bungalow and the Indian midwife inscrutable dumb in her foreign language and Clare's ayah all crowding around thirty-one hours for a little head to come out but all tangled up inside and Dr. Higgins despairing too unforeseen complications the child who made the beginning and the end unendurably difficult while her contractions racked her as if there were no end and no end to the deluge outside waters breaking everywhere this child who would almost take her life with him while receiving his.
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As her husband was walking to the City Hall with people crowding around him, he was shot in the head by an operative of the opposition. She was left to raise her own five children and also her adopted children, on her own.
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The West Side Loop Trail runs closest to the Vasco Landfill. As a result, birds can often be seen crowding around the hills to the west of Brushy Peak Regional Preserve. This is most easily seen from the West Side Loop Trail.
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The synthesis of hexaferrocenylbenzene has been reported using Negishi coupling of hexaiodidobenzene and diferrocenylzinc, using tris(dibenzylideneacetone)dipalladium(0) as catalyst, in tetrahydrofuran: :Hexaferrocenylbenzene synthesis by Negishi coupling The yield is only 4%, which is further evidence consistent with substantial steric crowding around the arene core.
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Phytologia Memoirs 16: 1–100. and the southwestern United States (Arizona, southern Nevada, southern Utah).Biota of North America Program 2014 county distribution map Gaillardia arizonica grows in sandy washes and alluvial deposits in desert regions. It is an annual herb, growing up to tall, and with leaves mostly crowding around its base.
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For instance, C−I cleavage is possible electrochemical reduction. Crystal structures of monomer (2) are disordered materials of varying composition and connectivity. Hosts (3–7) were investigated for their molecular packing, primarily by studying co-crystals of monomer (2) and respective host. Both (3) and (4) pre- organized monomer (2), but steric crowding around the iodines prevented successful topological polymerization of the monomer.
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Victor Oladipo had 13 points and five Hoosiers wound up in double figures. Watford's shot sent Indiana fans storming the court and crowding around players. Kentucky's loss was their only one of the regular season and prevented them from matching a record last set by Indiana's 1975–1976 team. Video of Indiana fans reacting to the shot around the country went viral.
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She flees to the bathroom, and then imagines herself performing. Then she is shown in a dormitory with her in a nightdress. All the girls are crowding around her, and she doesn't seem to like it so she climbs on top of a cupboard. She is then shown dancing with some other girls imagining herself to be like everybody else, which clearly displeases her.
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Perhaps Gause's most famous work is Court Ball at the Hofburg. Created in 1900, it hangs today within the walls of the Wien Museum Karlsplatz, Vienna, Austria. It depicts aristocrats crowding around Franz Joseph I of Austria at the Hofburg Imperial Palace. Court Ball at the Hofburg, 1900 On 28 January 2011, Another painting of his, Party on the Ice, 1909 was sold at Sotheby's in New York for $13,750.
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By the early 1840s, Boston was a fast-growing city, and Pearl Street was built up commercially, with warehouses crowding around the Athenæum building. The trustees moved to construct a new building in order to facilitate access to the Athenæum. Land was acquired on Beacon Street overlooking the Old Granary Burying Ground, and the cornerstone was laid in 1847. In 1849, the current location opened at 10½ Beacon Street.
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Garland's 1960–1961 tour of Europe and North America was a success, and her stage presence was highly regarded. Eventually Garland was billed as "The World's Greatest Entertainer." Audiences were documented as leaving their seats and crowding around the stage to be closer to Garland, and often called her back for encore after encore, even asking her to repeat a song after her book of arrangements was completed.
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Bailey and Lieutenant George Perkins walked to city hall despite armed civilians crowding around them, shouting threats. Mayor John Monroe refused to surrender the city, but as Confederate troops had already evacuated, the Union soon occupied New Orleans. Bailey relinquished command of Colorado officially on 1 May 1862 and returned north with dispatches. Promoted to commodore on 16 July 1862, Bailey commanded the station at Sackett's Harbor, New York, through the summer of 1862.
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In the backstage it is revealed her father had already died during her training. At the end of her performance, Rina strips and begins masturbating with her microphone before finally losing her mind. The representatives from AngelPro walk off, and Rina's manager collapses to the floor in disbelief. The final shot shows the all-male audience rushing the stage and crowding around her as she smiles vacantly, with a tear streaming down her cheek.
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She was > remarkable for her beauty, which was more of the Oriental style; she was > very dark and had a sallow complexion, but beautiful black eyes and long > eyelashes. I remember one evening every one crowding around the staircase to > see her arrive at a ball. On that occasion she wore a white dress trimmed > with water-lilies, with a tremendously long train, and no jewelry > whatsoever. She rarely, if ever, danced; her long train scarcely allowed it.
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Cone angle is a common and useful parameter for evaluating the steric properties of phosphine ligands. In contrast to tertiary phosphines, tertiary amines, especially arylamine derivatives, are reluctant to bind to metals. The difference between the coordinating power of PR3 and NR3 reflects the greater steric crowding around the nitrogen atom, which is smaller. By changes in one or more of the three organic substituents, the steric and electronic properties of phosphine ligands can be manipulated.
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Tired of the local Mexican villagers crowding around his display window to watch a running TV set, Daffy Duck (this time the owner of El Daffy's Radio and TV) turns it off and declares that, to watch TV, they must come in and buy a set. Meanwhile, in a mousehole in his store, Speedy and his friends are celebrating his birthday. Unfortunately, one thing is missing: music. So Speedy goes into the main storeroom and turns on one of Daffy's radios.
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When she regains consciousness after the accident, she shockingly finds that she could neither make physical contact with the people crowding around her car nor could any of them hear her protests. She also sees her own body being carted into an ambulance. A motorcyclist nearby seems to be the only person who can see her. After Ji-hyun leaves him to follow the paramedics attempting to revive her body in the ambulance, she meets the cyclist again at the hospital.
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Playing janggi on Seoul's streets In South Korea one will often see older men crowding around a single janggi board while two men play for small amounts of money. These games are played year round, especially in city parks in Seoul. Janggi is occasionally played as a gambling game, and it is currently less popular in South Korea than the strategy game baduk (known in the West as go). The Korea Janggi Association is responsible for promoting janggi in South Korea.
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The actor who annually plays Sinterklaas dies just before the arrival of the television crew. A mysterious new Sinterklaas named Jan (Michiel Romeyn) replaces him. Shortly after his public appearance, he rescues a child who fell into a canal, but runs away when people realize what happened and begin crowding around. He is found by the production assistant of the television show next day, and agrees to appear in television shows, when he is informed that playing Sinterklaas is a paying job.
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Mud-puddling is a peculiar social behavior engaged in by a number of butterfly species, including D. iulia. It involves male butterflies crowding around damp ground in order to drink dissolved minerals through a process of water filtration. During copulation, the male butterfly uses minerals in his spermatophore, which must be replenished before the following mating. When a male finds a suitable spot for the behavior, other males can quickly join and hundreds of butterflies may become attracted to the site.
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Once the entire quartet had composed songs, they entered studios in Brooklyn and East St. Louis throughout 2009 and 2010, recording songs with live vocals in one or two takes, crowding around a single microphone. The group attempted to have the recordings ready for a 2011 release, but had to finish the album too late in the year. Farrar has characterized the songwriting process for this album as easier than his typical work composing new lyrics as it allowed him to be less self-conscious.
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On the other hand, in the presence of TiCl4, TiCl3 or TiCl2 and BF3•OEt2, the reagent can methylenate ketones. Most commonly, it is used to methylenate ketones because of their general difficulty to methylenate due to crowding around the carbonyl group. The Nysted reagent is able to overcome the additional steric hindrance found in ketones, and more easily methylenate the carbonyl group. There is little research on Nysted reagent because of the hazards and high reactivity and the difficulty of keeping the reagent stable while it is in use.
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High bus speeds and crowding around the Cambridge Assessment area had been reported, by local councillors, before this incident. On 13 September 2018, just a few meters from where the tourist was hit, a cyclist was also struck and killed by a bus on the busway. Buses on the busway have derailed five times. Two derailments, both in the southern section, were blamed on excessive speed, and two more, one on the northern and one on the southern section, were blamed by operators on driver error in judging transitions between different parts of the busway.
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The legendary name of the barangay was GINASAG-UBAN. The story happened before according to the ancients folks, that in this barangay there was a spring well that overflows, where all the folks of this barangay... and the neighboring barangays depends their water supply during summer days. One day when the people were bathing in that well,a stranger passed by and asked them why there were many crowding around the well. One of them answered that this is the only well nga amon ginasag-uban during summer time.
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During the song there are different scenes of teenagers watching Joel on TV at home, crowding around appliance store windows watching him, dancing to his song. There is even a brief scene of a Soviet cosmonaut in space listening to the song, with the lyrics displayed at the bottom in the Russian language and in Cyrillic script. At the end of the song, comedian Rodney Dangerfield is there preparing to go on stage under the false impression that he is next, thanks Joel for warming up the crowd. "Patriska the Dancing Bear" is instead called to the stage, much to Dangerfield's disbelief.
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By 1905, several small slope mines and 15 shaft mines operated in the county. Most were along the railroad line. Large numbers of immigrants from England, Wales, and eastern Europe, looking for work, detrained at the Harrisburg Train Depot; crowding around quickly expanding mining villages directly outside the city, such as Muddy, Wasson, Harco and Ledford. The city's population quickly expanded from 5,000 to 10,000 in a few years. By 1906, the Big four/CCC&STL; Railroad became the New York Central, and Saline County was producing more than 500,000 tons of coal annually with more than 5000 miners at work.
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Hewitt (centre) inspecting a USAF alt=Three men in military uniforms with peaked caps crowding around the open cockpit of a military aircraft, two facing the camera and one with his back turned. The central figure in the portrait, facing the camera, has two rows of braid on the visor of his cap, and pilot's wings on the left breast pocket. Hewitt was responsible for initiating major improvements in Air Force education that took place between 1945 and 1953, playing a key role in the establishment of RAAF College and the introduction of an apprenticeship training programme. The purpose of the College was, in Hewitt's words, to "sow the seeds of service" for future leaders, helping create a special RAAF esprit de corps.
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Eventually, Dwight tries to prove his superiority by riding a bicycle across a tight-rope suspended between the roof and a telephone pole, but the printer he is using as a counterweight is not heavy enough and he ends up losing his balance and hanging from the bicycle above the parking lot. Much to his embarrassment, he has to be rescued by a team of firefighters, while Creed Bratton (Creed Bratton) mistakenly believes the incident to be a circus act, erroneously commenting that this was "not bad for a day in the life of a dog food company." While everyone is outside crowding around Dwight, Jim calls up his old college friend and tells him that he wants to be involved in the new business deal, even though he did not have Pam's approval.
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Before the IND Archer Avenue Line opened on December 11, 1988, all Queens Boulevard express trains (E and F trains) ran to 179th Street, with the E running express along Hillside Avenue during rush hours only and the F running local. At that time, the 169th Street station was considered to be the most congested due to the numerous bus lines that either terminated just outside or at the nearby 165th Street Bus Terminal; this use had increased after the closure and demolition of the nearby 168th Street BMT station on Jamaica Avenue in 1977. The station was ill-equipped to handle the high passenger traffic volume transferring between the buses and subway, and The New York Times stated that during peak hours, passengers had to wait just to get to the platform. As a result, bars were installed on each of the seven 179th Street- bound staircases at platform level to "feed" passengers into the staircases and prevent them from crowding around it.
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This was because in 1934, the joint owners of the land on which the community was built – riverside and shoreline Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson; landside Dorman Long – had written to the council to seek assurances that they would not let any more houses within the community, so allowing the land owners to take back possession and be allowed to develop their businesses on the land. After the war, due to over-crowding around the original Port Darlington and Middlesbrough Docks facility, both companies developed industrial facilities on the land, and sub-leased some land to other commercial operations. Between 1965 and 1968, three oil refineries were developed close to Teesport, thanks to the Phillips Petroleum's development of the Ekofisk oil field in the North Sea. The first two were jointly developed and operated by Phillips and ICI on the north shore of the River Tees at the North Tees Works, just south of Greatham Creek.
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