Word: crowds
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...audience greeted the start of the broadcast at 8 p.m. with applause and appeals to turn up the volume. The crowd remained energetic throughout, frequently laughing at the candidates' remarks, or more often, at the extreme close-ups of various members of the Hanover audience...
Gore countered with his own health care plan, deriding the cost of Bradley's as "way excessive," which drew a laugh from the crowd. Gore's presentation was often informal, as he engaged questioners in dialogue and told one "St. Peter at the gates of heaven" joke about health maintenance organizations...
...talk about everything else--the great Harvard crowd, their teammates, their coaching, their defensive and offensive set-ups--before mentioning their own role...
...There is so much excitement, so much pressure and so much crowd support at the Olympics," Botterill said. "It had been a dream of mine since I was really small to go to the Olympics and represent Canada, so to get there it was incredible...
Earlier this month, Harvard announced to a crowd of administrators and what it euphemistically calls "friends" that the University had, once again, filled its coffers higher than any other university in history. The $2.325 billion Harvard raised in its capital campaign, mostly from alums, served to underscore the economic power of its tradition...