Sentence examples for a low crowd from inspiring English sources

The provincial party chairman, Tony Gara, apologized for the low turnout, saying: "Your excellency, we have a low crowd here because a lot of our people are at work today".

A good spin doctor might point out that the A's have improved their attendance every season since 2009, but that would serve only to mask the reality that the team finished last or next to last in that category every year during that span, topping out just north of 20,000 per game this year, with a low crowd of 10,054 in its fifth game of the season.

"There was a low crowd and a lack of atmosphere, but we've got to generate the atmosphere.

Maritimo substitute Fidelis equalised with 11 minutes left by shooting low past Tim Krul but the draw was enough to secure a spot in the knock-out stages in front of a low crowd of 21,632.

Burnley are expecting such a low crowd for Monday's FA Cup third-round tie at home to Tottenham that one of the stands at Turf Moor has been completely shut.

"The most disappointing side to yesterday was the attendance – a record low crowd told us a lot.

Of course, it's a small crowd, low on diversity; we're stuck in much the same patch of time and space that was colonized by earlier Baumbach projects, and people's throwaway talk betrays their entitlement: "Where's the gourmet hummus?"; "We didn't budget for the saltwater pool"; and the terrifying "Maureen's cooking shark".

And he said results at the World Cup - losing to Italy and Uruguay and drawing with Costa Rica - were a factor in the low crowd.

With the remastering, both the music -- particularly Mr. Motian's cymbals -- and the low crowd rumble are clearer.

For low crowd density situations, pedestrians will be able to maintain free flow speed and are not interrupted by their neighbors.

Wenger made reference to Arsenal's low crowd turnout and suggested it meant there was "less and less appetite" for the Shield.