Sentence examples for a crowd smaller from inspiring English sources
The surreal ritual of Donald Trump's Inauguration as President of the United States, now one year behind us, was greeted by great swaths of anxiety, disdain, and, despite official pronouncements, a crowd smaller than its predecessors on the National Mall.
Addressing a crowd smaller than the ones Chávez was accustomed to drawing, Maduro reiterated a pledge to use his expanded powers to keep prices low across industries and limit profit margins to 30%.
Clinton was speaking in Philadelphia in front of four hundred people, a crowd small enough both to signify his peripheral status and to invite disruption.
(Pre-ban attendance figures are hard to come by, but AP's account of the 1997 Pan Arab Games did not mention a small crowd; small crowds often warrant one).
He found the crowd small — only a couple of thousand people — and the meeting unbegun.
He played it out loud to a crowd at a small theater.
Kids of '88: not intimidated by a small crowd at a small venue, these New Zealanders took the show off the stage and danced with the crowd.
These ideas can involve big crowds, small crowds, a circus company, a movie production team or... a single pianist.
When the Tuskegee Institute leader was introduced to a visibly hostile crowd, a small riot broke out.
