Sentence examples for a strange crowd from inspiring English sources
"He wrote, 'Poets are a strange crowd.
Politics, as a profession, has long attracted a strange crowd — the required willingness to put up with indignities, shameless money raising, and degraded dialogue assures that.
It was important, especially in a strange crowd, to make a good showing on one's first waves, for they established one's place in the pecking order.
It was a strange crowd — strange because it seemed to be an even mixture of grizzled Big Sur craftsmen and rich brats down from their parents' villas in Carmel, with only Fuller's and a certain amount of outlaw attitude in common.
Screamin' Rachel Cain is a blonde rocker chick who ended up falling in with a strange crowd.
It opens like a play, in a town called Hokitika, late at night – with an English gentleman blown through the door of the local inn, out of the weather and straight into the midst of a very strange crowd indeed.
If this eastern ancestry featured in his dreams, it usually took a more Arabian form, as 'processions, strange crowds of people, façades of oriental looking buildings with hieroglyphics on them - like racial memories', nothing to do with trade.
It's a strange madness of crowds — a combination of a lot of things.
However, he did concede the row had a strange effect on the crowd, even if it didn't alter the eventual outcome.
Neagle listened to the play on the radio, and suddenly there was a strange sound from the crowd.
