Examples of using To a crowd in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Joseph Goebbels gave a political speech to a crowd of around 40,000 people.
This is probably one of the most incredible leadership stories in the world,” Nando said speaking to a crowd of 12,000 at Global Rally in Dallas.
Thirty Military bandsmen of the Royal Green Jackets were on the stand performing music from Oliver! to a crowd of 120 people.
Ohio, to a crowd of 1,800 in attendance.
accustomed to a crowd of admirers and the attention of men.
Crowdsourcing usually means taking a problem ordinarily solved within an organization and instead outsourcing it to a crowd; for more, see Howe(2009).
Thirty Military bandsmen of the Royal Green Jackets are on the stand performing music from Oliver! to a crowd of 120 people.
Appropriately to a crowd that included major world religious leaders he said,"Let us focus on the commonalties of all religions, on the inner
she famously sang instead on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, to a crowd of over 75,000 people.
Dr. Moseley spoke to a crowd of investors and entrepreneurs at the OurCrowed Conference,
Still, Armstrong took out a circular, produced by the“Memphis committee” for Irish relief, and read it aloud to a crowd of some white settlers-“agents, missionaries, traders”-
speaking to a crowd of Russian soldiers.
read the"12 Points" to a crowd and his national song, which is called exactly that,"the National Song.".
Budapest, Hungary- Hungary's new Church of Scientology opened on a suddenly beautiful Saturday in late July to a crowd of well-wishers who thronged the courtyard on Budapest's Váci Road under umbrellas- only to fold them closed as sun broke through just minutes before a contingent of prominent Hungarian speakers mounted the stage.
Hungary's new Church of Scientology opened on a suddenly beautiful Saturday in late July to a crowd of well-wishers who thronged the courtyard on Budapest's Váci Road under umbrellas- only to fold them closed as sun broke through just minutes before a contingent of prominent Hungarian speakers mounted the stage.
The band played to a crowd of 42,000.
King George V opened the tunnel on 18 July 1934 to a crowd of 200,000.