Sentence examples for English crowd from inspiring English sources

Snedeker had bogeyed the 11th, and the reserved English crowd responded with a knowing murmur.

"The English crowd is really fair and it is normal they would cheer for him.

Indeed first-half stoppage-time left the predominantly English crowd convinced that they would get through with three.

So for the second time in a month, an English crowd defended a player accused of racially abusing an opponent by taunting one of his "victims".

"I really hope the English crowd respects me as a player and not just some annoying little 16-year-old," she said in Liverpool.

"I think the English crowd is a bit older crowd as well, and it's obviously going to be different," Williams said.

"I said, 'Where am I?' " The subsequent Panama match drew 40,847 fans, as noisy as English crowds.

He was a particular favourite of English crowds, especially in Gloucestershire, the county for which he played from 1984.

Thus he showed only the briefest glimpses of his best and remained an enigma to English crowds.

I've been waiting to play to English crowds for a bloody long time, and they definitely delivered.

For the first time in several years, English crowds are now finally getting to see one of the game's great goalkeepers in action.