Sentences with phrase «over throngs»

Deployment gets even more interesting when Pegasus and Wyvern riders are introduced to the cast, who can fly over throngs of enemies as well as certain obstacles on the map.

Soaring over a throng of males who immediately inflate their throats like red balloons to show off their virility, a female frigatebird lands next to the one with the biggest and reddest throat and offers him her companionship.

Danny Aiello is right at home as owner Louis, a paternal Italian father to all but his own son, reigning over the throng from his corner table like a benevolent lord and maybe underworld gangster.

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When the sun set that evening, the Sabbath with its restrictions on carrying burdens being over, the people of the city thronged about Jesus, bringing «all who were sick or possessed with demons» (Mk 1:32 - 34; Mt 8:16 - 17; Lk 4:40 - 41).

Or was he shot by a would - be assassin standing in the midst of one of the vast throngs the Polish pope drew to St. Peter's Square for over twenty - five years?

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio faced a throng of angry protesters calling for safer streets when he arrived for his morning workout at the Park Slope Armory YMCA, less than one block from where two children were fatally run over the day before.

Thousands of supporters of Nigeria's President thronged along as El - Rufai and his deputy moved in the procession in an open - roof car, dancing and acknowledging cheers from supporters and onlookers for over three hours from government house to Murtala Square, venue of the rally.

The National Union of Benue State Students on Thursday, thronged the major streets of Makurdi, the state capital to express their outrage over the killing of one of their colleagues by armed herdsmen last weekend.

This annual display of the latest and greatest cars and trucks brings throngs of people to downtown Detroit to kick tires and compare products from all over the world.

When the news is released, single millionaires from all over the world flew in to China last weekend, and joined the throngs waiting to get through the initial process and into the general contest.

The city springs to life with throngs of people, rich colors, quick cuts, pulsating music, the spectre of skyscrapers hovering over Asia's largest slum, shaky cameras following kids running through the streets, and a story constantly cutting back and forth in time.

While she is pushing through the throng at a shoreline carnival, Will Blakelee (Liam Hemsworth) unintentionally bowls her over during a beach volleyball game.

It's been nearly a decade since so much water cascaded during the summer over Three Sisters Falls in the Cleveland National Forest, and now the novelty is drawing throngs of hikers unprepared for the blistering heat and the steep climb.

Charles Bridge, the oldest and most famous river crossing, is thronged with pedestrians, buskers and street stalls but an essential destination for any visitor with some great photo opportunities over the river.

Over time, Sony hopes to convert the throngs faithful PS2 owners to the PS3, but it faces a formidable rival in the Xbox 360.

Over the past decade ABMB has spawned a throng of satellite fairs which are scattered throughout the various districts of Miami and offer a dizzying amount of alternative options and works in all media.

Shortly afterwards, gallery night kicked off with an international throng of art patrons winding through the adorable Belgian streets to see over 20 different gallery openings.

There was a carnival - like atmosphere at the Geek event — picnic tables, casually dressed people walking around with cups of beer, and a throng of over 1,200 that paid admission to cruise «start - up alley», hear TED talks from a handful of international speakers, and exchange ideas with kindred spirits all keen to advance legal delivery.

And the attraction now (virtually) goes where it would be nearly impossible to go in real life: over cliffs, down rapids and into a cheering throng at the finish line.