Sentence examples for a multitude of fans from inspiring English sources

He has a multitude of fans in the Napa Valley, and invitations to parties at the villa are coveted.

Mr. Tarantino's slavery revenge fantasy has a multitude of fans (and fanboys), and there's no question that his dialogue is ever-quotable.

Although her music earned her a multitude of fans on the islands of Cape Verde, it did not provide financial success.

Within the hour, a multitude of fans "over there," in the Ironbound, would stream from restaurants on Ferry Street and across a nearby bridge to help pack another area sports facility, the 17-month-old Red Bull Arena, in the neighboring town of Harrison.

Even for his times, he was nearer the cruiserweight mark than a true heavyweight, but the weight of his left hook was that of a champion, and the postwar sporting world provided him with a multitude of fans, to whom he was ever attached.

Mr. Ding, 47, has a multitude of young fans, but plenty of detractors describe him as a charlatan.

Gathering these points would involve a multitude of typical fan activities from posting about the singer on social media, watching her music videos multiple times and, most divisively, pre-ordering her album.

As a result of the discussion on 4chan, interest in the show spread throughout other parts of the Internet, creating a large fanbase representing a form of New Sincerity and a multitude of creative works, fan sites, and conventions.

He was charming, and cared deeply for his many great friends, among them Tom Wolfe, Duncan Hannah, and a multitude of former students and fans from Rhode Island School of Design — not to mention the readers of this magazine.

But because of the importance attached to the Monza race by the company's executives, by the 650 staff members who work for the $250-million-a-year Formula One team, and by the company's multitude of fans in Italy and around the world, September has often been, as company executives tell it in carefully muted voices, Ferrari's most difficult month.

Entering Altrincham via Hale, where road after road of huge and secluded houses is guarded by a multitude of sleeping policemen, any visiting fan searching for Moss Lane might imagine arriving at some sort of mini Old Trafford.