"Harry Potter" stars and fans growing up
They also have very fanatic fans.
Violent fans bring discredit on their teams.
The song star was hailed by his fans.
The handsome singer had many adoring fans before him.
He found his critics and fans a bit hysterical.
RACING fans often say that anything can happen.
Several thousand fans had their tickets to snowboarding and freestyle canceled because conditions were unsafe and Vancouver Organizers had to pay back more than $1 million to fans.
By the end of the game on Sunday, most of the Yankees' fans had left, leaving scattered Mets fans to holler and gloat.
They do not chant or faint like Barack Obama’s fans used to.
Streisand's fans shelled out a total of $14,694,750 to hear Babs croon 1999 away.
A large crowd of fans are queuing up for the pop star's autograph.
Hundreds of fans crowded onto the airfield to wait for the famous film atar.
Finally, is there anything you want to say to your Taiwanese fans?
The Lips covered Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," duetted with female rapper Peaches and let two fans get engaged onstage.
On the other hand, making sure that Apple fans only date other Apple fans is a good way of stopping them from spreading their Apple fan genes to the general population, I guess.
When he stopped and talked with the youths, a couple came up and said excitedly that they are Wen's fans.
Radcliffe, who is 20 next week, has thousands of adoring female fans around the world but is single.
After 20,000 fans file out after the basketball game, the court has to be removed, the arena cleaned and the rink prepared for a hockey game a few hours later, when another 20,000 fans will arrive.
The hundreds of fans who visit the Mint pavilion get to hold the medals and take photographs.
Recently, he booked country music hero Garth Brooks into Encore Theatre, luring thousands of Brooks' fans to Wynn's Strip resorts.
The Stones are wily old businessmen: they were among the first to realise that fans would pay more for concert tickets.
Hoover's popularity wasn't helped by his continued support for Prohibition, prompting jeering chants of "We want beer!" from fans at one baseball game.
Palm leaves were laid down like a red carpet for Jesus, riding on a donkey, to pass over, and waved as fans.
For racing fans everywhere such a turnout is reason to celebrate; it shows that the sport of Kings has not lost its attractions.
Ask Zen master: how can master control emotions and get angry? Jackson: that is not causal, puzzled, caused by all the scores are causal, no anger no fans.
That Arsenal chant must gnaw away at Tottenham fans who have suffered the indignity of watching their local rivals clinch the title on their ground not once, but twice.
Founded in 2006 by a group of Italian expatriates in Beijing, the Club now includes fans from all over the Chinese territory, thus promoting cultural exchange as well as sportsmanship.
He also insisted United would not fleece fans despite the demand for season tickets." The club remain committed to making top-class football affordable and structures its prices accordingly," he said.
35-year-old Jordan won six NBA tides,5 MVP awards,10 scoring tides and the hearts of millions of Basketball fans around the world during his 13-year careers.
The ground is cold and moist, with the chill factor amplified by ventilation fans used to blow fresh air into the mine, and the sprinkler that keep the coal dust down.
The heart has everything, heart empty of all empty, heart fan all fans, the heart of all understanding, heart evil all evil, heart is all right, all messy disorder, all peace of mind, all for the heart, all for the heart made, careless self release.
Any solution [to Soviet economic malaise], however, is hostage to the crisis of authority, creating a catch-22 stalemate between perestroika and glasnost, between economics and politics: any measure to shore up the economy only fans public anger and reduces the authority of the Government.
