Sentence examples for a relatively small crowd from inspiring English sources

"We are not done yet," he declared, drawing sustained applause from a relatively small crowd.

Trump began his presidency by asking people not to believe photographs showing that his inauguration drew a relatively small crowd.

Two weeks ago Thursday, a relatively small crowd turned out for a wonderful performance of compositions by the Manhattan minimalist Phill Niblock.

The noise as you enter the stadium tunnels is overwhelming and, despite a relatively small crowd, beats any English football match.

The impending presidential vote appeared to divert energy from protests, and a march to Tahrir Square drew a relatively small crowd of a few hundred.

That might be part of the reason the mayor agreed to speak to a relatively small crowd of business owners, community organizers and blue-collar workers who paid $100 each to attend the event.

It's truly unfortunate that Titus was stuck with such an early time slot (12 45 p.m). in their big stage debut, but the band brought their trademark, Springstreen-esque flair front and center in a set that was thrilling despite the relatively small crowd assembled on the muddy field to see it.

Later that evening, elsewhere in the nation's capital, around 3,000 Sanders supporters a relatively small crowd for the populist candidate packed into a skate park outside of Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in northeast DC to hear their candidate speak.

But the relatively small crowd of 26,769 and the standing told a different story.

The relatively small crowd began chanting: "Romney!

In Independence Square, there was no immediate reaction from the relatively small crowd gathered in bitter cold near midnight.