split the crowd

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• An honor guard, in polished silver armor, split the crowd down the middle for them.
• The police just drove up, split the crowd in two and started firing in both directions.
• Wednesday police tried to split the crowd into small wedges.
• The crowd was only pretending to be a public split into two factions and there were no witnesses for him.
• Calderon, addressing a crowd of about 1,000 people in the small, western city of Zamora in his home state of Michoacan, promised to unify the country after a campaign that had split the nation by clas
• The majority of deals listed on crowd platforms have been residential properties, split between equity and debt deals.
• The crowd shouted and screeched as if they would split the firmament, though while the President was speaking you might have heard a pin drop.
• The crowd was split up into two groups at that time, on each side of the theatre entrance.
• For a split second, a large crowd of villagers was already waiting on the jetty, with time.
• As he gets in to his introduction, he begins speaking in Spanish for a split second, as he greets the diverse crowd.
• Since you only have one shot to get a buyer to notice your ad in a split second, come up with a way to stand out from the crowd.
• The crowd is evenly split between National League and American League partisans, and as the Senior Circuit pitcher stares in toward his catcher, the Junior Circuit batter waits tensely on the delivery
• I split my tip with the rest of the band, of course, and plan to distribute Kleenex into the crowd every night from now on.