work a crowd

I'd never have figured out how to work a crowd like this without her example.

She works a crowd better than anyone I've ever seen."

"You have to work a crowd and know the moves," she said.

He probably never saw these two work a crowd.

But watch the Prince working a crowd and compare him with a politician in the same situation.

And he has shown that he knows how to work a crowd.

Man, you really know how to work a crowd."

For an intellectual, the late Allan Bloom sure knew how to work a crowd.

"She knows how to work a crowd," Michelle agreed.

He knew how to work a crowd.

This was quite surprising since Anne was notorious for her ability to work a crowd.

He has always loved working a crowd.

When she saw him with his students, she was reminded of a politician working a crowd, hungry for approval.

He was amazed at how skilled she actually was at working a crowd.

There were no dips here, the lieutenant had been wrong about that, the pickpockets knew better than to try and work a crowd like this.

News conferences were at a minimum, and rare was the senator who found time to confer with lobbyists or work a crowd.

Mr. Simms does know how to work a crowd, and not just a local crowd.

Dythragor jumped to the ground with the air of a showman who knew how to work a crowd.

Clinton lathered antibacterial foam on his hand after working a crowd to make sure he didn't pick up any germs.

'I never worked a crowd as happy as this one with their clothes still on.'

Flimflam can work a crowd a treat."

Mr. Baesler is soft-spoken and seemingly reluctant to work a crowd.

One particularly striking clip showed Cozzano working a crowd at a rally in Newark.

"Retro Active: Bill Clinton can still work a crowd like no other Democrat - which is both a good and bad thing."