Sentences with phrase «standing in front of hundreds»

After the infamous so - called «Muslim ban» took effect in January, Mayor Stephanie Miner stood in front of hundreds of angered and frightened citizens at Syracuse Hancock International Airport and delivered a strong and reassuring speech that left the crowd cheering with hope.

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Students at nearby Leon High School, just blocks from the Capitol, stood on the front lawn of their school in the hundreds with their families, carrying posters saying «We love MSD» and open laptops with the desktop backgrounds displaying Marjory Stoneman Douglas» name.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk stood in front of a gathered crowd of several hundred people yesterday to unveil his latest, much - ballyhooed vision for the future: a world powered by his company's solar roofs, with a Powerwall 2 battery on the wall and a Tesla automobile in the driveway.

It is brave to stand up in front of hundreds of people, while being filmed by the BBC and live streamed around the world, and state your belief in the exclusivity of Christ - especially while serving as a democratically elected representative in Parliament.

Kosherfest offers many valuable opportunities to get your product in front of buyers and stand out from the hundreds of new products introduced to the market each year.

I stood in front of a display of rectangular boxes, each housing a hundred - dollar doll.

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We traversed hundreds of miles in our rented Jeep Cherokee 4 × 4, trekking across the nation's vast countryside, stopping briefly to stand on top of active volcanoes, ride horseback across a black - sand beach and pose for endless pictures in front of giant waterfalls and bubbling geysers.

Professors stand in front of classrooms and give lectures, sometimes to hundreds or even thousands of students, who are expected to absorb it all and then apply their knowledge to writing papers and taking tests.

I was seated at table alone, a few of my books in front of me, watching hundreds of people pass by, when a 30 - something lady stopped and stood over me, scowling like I had slapped her momma with a cold pork chop on Vegetarian Day.

The talk was about the joys of actually doing research into a problem before deciding how to tackle it, using the popular subject of social media as an excuse to stand up in front of hundreds of people and tell them most of their executives are greedy, destructive, and ignorant.

Probably six hundred people at the morning eulogy — more if you count the uninvited crowd on the sidewalk in front of St. Anne's, standing under the shade of the sycamores and fanning themselves with their newspapers.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk stood in front of a gathered crowd of several hundred people yesterday to unveil his latest, much - ballyhooed vision for the future: a world powered by his company's solar roofs, with a Powerwall 2 battery on the wall and a Tesla automobile in the driveway.

But I was appalled as our ex-Prime Minister then repeated the phrase several times, in front of a packed breakfast gathering — standing room only — of hundreds of lawyers and the media.

Finally, one night a student turned to her and said, «Mary, just go to your room and stand in front of your mirror and say THAT WORD to yourself a hundred times until the shock value wears off.»

I don't know if she ever did, but maybe that's what we have to do with the R word: Stand in front of our mirrors and say «racist» a hundred times until the shock value wears off.

The same was true on the design front as well — although the phones were made out of plastic, they had great build quality that made them stand out from the hundreds of other handsets in this segment.

Filled with an age - old courtesy, the cover letters that Brandon Sanders designs are true masterpieces, which can be guaranteed to stand out from amongst the hundreds of cover letters placed in front of a hiring manager.