Sentence examples for Make crowd from inspiring English sources

On Sunday mornings, he would lace up his cleats, simulate game situations and make crowd noise.

A year later, the park service said it would no longer make crowd estimates.

Also employed to make crowd at movie premieres of great stars, public judging movie stars popularity by crowd outside theatre.

Officials do not make crowd estimates because they are unreliable and can be controversial, but event organizers put the number of attendees at 500,000; NBC News said it was closer to 300,000, but by any measure it was a large turnout.

Similarly to P2P lending, investments in small businesses and start-ups are uncorrelated to the performance of stocks and bonds, which make crowd investing a great tool for portfolio diversification.

Now the new generation of Czech filmmakers is mining the country's recent past to make crowd-pleasing and award-winning films, learning English and setting their sights on ever bigger productions, hoping soon to make English language films that can challenge Hollywood's own productions.

This would take advantage of the crowd's ability to filter through lots of images quickly, while also preserving the diversity and independence that make crowds smart.

Whatever its dectractors say, the Globe can make crowds concentrate on a phrase, and turn their mood on a doubloon.

Bottom line: you need an awful lot of users to make crowd-powered search fly.

When you're on a roll, why not make crowd-pleasing decisions.

Sometimes, really well-crafted theme songs can make crowds believe, without specific reason, that a wrestler is a certified star.