Sentence examples for a multitude were from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a multitude were" is not correct in standard written English
It should be "a multitude was" because "multitude" is a collective noun that takes a singular verb. Example: "A multitude was gathered at the event, eager to hear the speaker."

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Many of Yacht's animated GIFs were part of a project collaboration under the name Reanimation, though a multitude were made before Sauvin reached out to her.

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His talent for entertaining a multitude was equal to Mr. Mbeki's ability to leave the same people drowsy.

He sings as if the adoration of the multitude were a forfeit.

Even if the states and corporations of the world are not yet ready for the change ahead, a growing multitude is.

"There were a multitude of games that were going on in accounting," said Janet Tavakoli, president of Tavakoli Structured Finance.

"New Multitudes" is an earnest, imperfect attempt to extend Guthrie's legacy.

For DSLs, the situation is different, as there are a multitude of options to be considered.

Instead, a multitude of genes are likely to be involved – with their effect, crucially, conditioned by environmental factors.

A multitude of POCTs are on the market and new ones are constantly being developed.

A multitude of methods were developed to compute the CP decomposition.

In Southern Savonia a multitude of breeds were used.

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