Sentences with phrase «crowd of followers»

The Yorkshire terrier, or Yorkie, as it has been nicknamed by devotees, has drawn a crowd of followers with his silky black - and - tan or silver - and - tan coat and his plucky expression.

The bodybuilder and figure competitor has been documenting her pregnancy, as well as her workouts (and seriously cute gym tank style) on her Instagram, where she has a crowd of followers cheering her on.

Richard Dawkins told a crowd of his followers to «mock Christians whenever you encounter them.

The pope was greeted by a large crowd of followers, youths from all over the world, but the pope's visit was not without controversy.

On Thursday the pope was greeted by a large crowd of followers, including youths from all over the world, but his visit was not without controversy.

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And while most of us may not update our online followers every half hour like Sullivan did in his heyday, fiending for a Facebook fix 85 times a day is still obviously a good way down the road towards online life crowding out real - world experience.

And, to date, the venture capitalists — a depressingly «me - too» crowd of sheep and fashionable followers if ever there was one — have been more than happy to pile on and be energetic enablers of this idiocy.

When crowds gathered to follow Him, He more often than not turned them away and kept His group of followers small (John 6:66).

Directly across the street from the mission compound, to the east, crowds were gathering in the early evening for the satsang — religious services not unlike Christian services — of the Radhasoami sect, a new religion based in the Punjab which, like the new religions of Japan, was gaining followers rapidly in Europe and the U.S..

The Pope's visit has been raised to «high risk» from «medium risk» after his car got stuck in a crowd of enthusiastic followers on Monday, a Brazilian Federal official told CNN.

Did Jesus speak to the crowds or to his smaller circle of followers?

Incite the Republican crowd of non-thinking slack - jawed followers.

The NT is clear that the high priests riled up the crowds against Jesus, similar to you right now in claiming followers of Jesus would hate Jews.

Jesus moved through the violent crowds, and He calmed the fears of his followers because the true power He possessed was in no way threatened by earthly insults.

She says that Jesus had the Crowd, then he had his large group of Followers, then his Disciples, then the Twelve, then just the Three — John, Peter, and James — went into the Garden with him while he prayed before his crucifixion.

In the crowd on the opposite page are some of the keenest followers of horse racing in the world, but ask them their views on Nashua or Swaps or any other thoroughbred and you may draw a blank expression.

As the crowd drifted away in the Augusta dusk the huge numbers on the scoreboard told the exciting and exasperating plot with which the Masters was torturing the nerves of its followers this year:

About half the crowd invited to live - cover the speech from the White House was in the nonprofit community (Danielle and I were there representing NWLC), while the other half consisted of random followers of the White House Twitter feed who'd signed up to come.

The number of Twitter followers of each of the major candidates in the initially crowded field - updated every 10 minutes.

As the fashion world updates itself every day and most of us are the avid followers of these fashion trends, we can't say no to this style, that catches all the oohs and aahs of the crowd.

Not a follower of the crowd or what is popular, could not give a damn what's In or the new Fad!

The opening scene provides a clue: Ricki and The Flash are beginning a set in front of a small crowd of loyal followers at a bar in the San Fernando Valley (just north of Los Angeles), where they have a regular gig.

In the beginning of his latest, Joe allows himself to addresses his followers» concerns and voices his honest opinion the way he thinks rather than offer crowd - pleasing rationalization.

Peter Schjeldahl began his writing career as a poet and a follower of such New York School greats as John Ashbery, Frank O'Hara, Kenneth Koch and the rest of their crowd.