Sentences with phrase «where crowds cheer»

Light begins at Stonehenge, where crowds cheer a solstice sunrise.

Not exact matches

So, they've managed to create a situation where Owens, who was cheered by the crowd he won the championship in front of, is probably not the wrestler people are rooting for here.

Using his 1500m strength, Kiprop pulled away from Olympic silver medallist Nijel Amos in the home straight as Cuba's Yeimer López almost caught Amos on the line and French football kit - clad Pierre - Ambroise Bosse, cheered on by the vocal home crowd, clocked a 1:44.23 season's best in a race where the top three all went sub - 1:44.

Strikingly beautiful women pose in furs amidst the cheers of public where many in the crowd hanker to wear the fur dress once in the lifetime.

Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano, who also declared his endorsement of Trump, drew loud cheers as he reminded the crowd the rally's Grumman site «is where they put a man on the moon.

«We clearly observe that the awareness of remote crowd - following is most relevant when the athlete is feeling lonely, rather than in contexts where the athlete has a crowd of cheering spectators along the course,» said Lancaster University's Dr Curmi, lead author of the paper.

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.

Although disguised as boys, the girls» are spotted at the entrance, arrested and herded to a holding area where they can hear the cheers and groans of the all - boy crowd, but are otherwise unable to observe a thing.

Walking with clear determination, the man travels across the heavily populated fairground to a tent where a large crowd of people is gathered to cheer for him.

The aim of the game is to make it from the centre of a level across the multiple screens to the far end where you'll be cheered by an adoring crowd.

You can see animals on display, farm equipment, animal shows, and of course, the ever - popular Swifty Swine races, where the crowd (both young and old) gets to interact and cheer on their favorite celebrity pig.

It's where they are comfortable: They know the tough spots, the place on the court where the ball bounces funny, and the place where the crowd is cheering the loudest.