Sentence examples for a crowd of two from inspiring English sources
I heard of another poet who showed up for a crowd of two.
A crowd of two protesters who arrived before the show had swelled to four by the time it was over.
A crowd of two or three hundred people assembled in Glasgow's George Square where in 1989 protests to the introduction of Thatcher's poll tax took place.
A friend who has followed Rammstein since their days of performing to a crowd of two Hell's Angels and a Rottweiler complained that the German death-metal sextet aren't what they used to be.
"During the past nine and a half years it has been an honour to serve as your prime minister," he told a crowd of two or three hundred despondent activists.
"Give him a cutter!" Moments before, Mr. Lhota was addressing a crowd of two dozen cigar enthusiasts gathered on Monday evening in the leather-upholstered confines of the Habana Hut Smoke Lounge, a tobacco shop just off Bell Boulevard in Bayside, Queens.
After the screening, a crowd of two thousand stood and applauded for more than fifteen minutes.
The event, organized by the Writers Associationn, drew a crowd of two hundred and fifty, many of whom were friends or relatives of the honorees.
She'd also signed books at the Barnes & Noble in Union Square for a crowd of two hundred people right before a snowstorm.
Pope John Paul II told a crowd of two million people in Cracow, Poland, that mankind was going astray by letting science and cultural liberalism eclipse God's will.
At one o'clock this morning in Manchester a crowd of two hundred stood quietly outside the offices of the "Manchester Guardian" waiting for news of the Rosenberg executions.
