crowd-pleasing

Yi is also a crowd-pleasing, monstrous finisher, who gets up and down the floor like a gazelle fleeing an attacking predator.

ARCHITECTS aiming to create rooms with crowd-pleasing acoustics could soon rely on a pair of virtual ears to sound out their designs.

Yet his recent speeches, in particular his primary-victory speech and the one he gave at the rally, were passionate and crowd-pleasing.

Nor did the British government co-ordinate with others, when it produced its own, crowd-pleasing banker tax.

Yet these have been offset by crowd-pleasing tax increases on the rich and on companies, and a reluctance to cut public spending.

Crowd- pleasing seasoned, grilled chicken in a flour tortilla filled with romaine lettuce, Parmesan cheese and Caesar dressing.

Tonight's other celestial targets include the crowd pleasing planet Saturn surrounded by its own moons, its rings tilted nearly edge-on.

First, Mr Barnier and his colleagues are under pressure to propose swathes of crowd-pleasing regulation, especially in financial services.

Crowd-pleasing choral works by the likes of Britain's John Rutter compete with crossover albums atop the classical bestseller lists.

made their presence known over the past couple years by finding a perfect balance between crowd-pleasing pop and art-damaged indie rock.

Charles rids himself of the difficult, crowd-pleasing woman he married in what seems another age.

Mr Cable has always had a weakness for crowd-pleasing phrases.