Sentence examples for a crowd applies from inspiring English sources

It seems that, at larger universities, the concept of being 'lost in a crowd' applies more than ever.

Berger's description of that crowd applies equally well to the 2007 technophiles currently consolidating digital fiefs by installing Sony Bravias — on which "watching grass grow is fundamentally exciting," as Sony's chairman, Howard Stringer, recently said.

The Friday order, which restated a February 2014 directive that California further reduce prison crowding, applies only to those whose crimes were not violent.

Sheryl Sandberg: Well, I don't think — I think the wisdom of crowds applies not just to Google but to a phase of the web —.

In both cases the actions of other people send a signal that may be useful for others to follow.But does the wisdom of crowds apply to investment?

Mr Candy, however, is not keen on following the crowd — he applies a contrary attitude to everything from time-keeping to what he wears.

Anyone who wants to speak to a crowd will need to apply for a permit.

France quickly recovered in front of a passionate home crowd to apply plenty of pressure on the Samoan line, but found their rhythm disrupted by a series of late tackles on half-backs William Barthau and Thomas Bosc.

They say that there are better methods of controlling a crowd than an indiscriminate cordon applied even to non-demonstrators.

The point is, the First Amendment still applies," he told a crowd of Republicans gathered in Washington for the Conservative Political Action Conference, repeating a similar line to one he made to Fox News' Greta van Susteren a day before.

The model was first applied to simulate a crowd event on an actual footbridge, the T-bridge in Japan.