Sentence examples for a gathered crowd from inspiring English sources

One man screams to a gathered crowd.

To a gathered crowd of onlookers, Otis ascended into the air on his platform, then, at the apogee, had an assistant cut the rope with a dagger.

On Monday in Mutitjulu, an Aboriginal community at the foot of Uluru, a gathered crowd heard from federal and territory politicians as well as outspoken Indigenous leaders who lamented the failure of opportunity to eventuate.

At a pause in Jordan between his Ramallah headquarters and France, Mr. Arafat, pale and drawn in a drab green military overcoat and a fur hat much too large for his head, smiled and blew kisses to a gathered crowd.

But last week, after a 33-year long battle, the permanent home of the Black Cultural Archives finally opened its doors to the public to a gathered crowd of thousands.

As her words were interspersed with shouting from a gathered crowd, she went on: "No gun in his hand and yet he was killed – murdered as they have said, no gun in his hand".

Scientists filed into the room and set up a screen for the gathered crowd to watch.

After a few minutes, they had gathered a crowd.

Start small, and when you've gathered a crowd, go bigger.

A crowd gathered around a man shot in the back.

Instead of ignoring an old bigoted man, a crowd gathered.