Throngs

On a remote island in northwestern Indonesia, just miles from the white sand beaches where more than a thousand Rohingya refugees have arrived since mid-November, throngs of residents marched outside a temporary shelter housing the newcomers.

Pogacar tries to attack but gets blocked by the motorbike and the throngs of fans on the roadside.

Security will be strengthened at Congonhas Airport in Sao Paulo ahead of the expected arrival of throngs of athletes, politicians, dignitaries and fans for the wake.

Throngs of people lined up on Wednesday for the opening of Israel’s first 7-Eleven, where they could taste an actual Slurpee.

Throngs of residents joined reporters standing watch.

Throngs of spectators have turned out in Ballymena to see the Royal Irish Regiment parade through its streets as part of a military ceremony marking their long connection with the area.

Throngs of spectators watched from South Padre Island, several miles away from the Boca Chica Beach launch site, which was off-limits.

Throngs of young people had formed at the park by 3 p.m., according to the police.

To an onlooker, the throngs of people spilling off platforms and out of car parks during rush hour on a weekday may all appear to have a similar story.

Tucked away off the beaten path and away from the throngs of tourists is what the proprietor calls one of the last vestiges of hippiedom in Woodstock.

CES 2024 will be here before we know it, taking over Las Vegas with throngs of crowds, booths full of products and a lot of companies making claims about how AI is improving their offerings.

Every summer, throngs of people would descend on these outdoor pools for a day of swimming and diving.

Glittery pink cowboy hats have returned to Dublin in throngs, but worry not, the Eras Tour is not making a comeback to Irish shores just yet.

He flew his helicopter over the fairgrounds, then walked through the throngs of fair-goers on the same day Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders were at the fair.

In low-lying Pacific nation Tuvalu, land is already so scarce that throngs of children use the tarmac at the international airport as their own makeshift playground.

Just the everyday things the throngs have with them.

Mexico’s presidential palace, throngs of mostly Mexicans crowd around a booth selling plush talking dolls, earrings, plastic sandals, stickers, hats, mugs, lighters and even coloring books plastered with the face of the highly popular leader.

NATO flags lined Tbilisi’s main streets as Stoltenberg’s motorcade drove through the city, and throngs of press and photographers covered his every meeting with top Georgian officials.

Perched on a hilltop overlooking a picturesque bay, Lindos, a fishing village on the Greek island of Rhodes, attract throngs of tourists every year.

Quarter-sized snowflakes fell outside of Credit Union 1 Arena on Thursday night as throngs of fans dressed in purple and gold stood on the corner of Racine and Harrison.