Sentence examples for about the crowd of from inspiring English sources

Reporters noted a hint of evangelical about the crowd of over 2,000, who talked about "saving" Japan.

While parents and teachers picketed at the Yonkers Raceway, where he was attending a Chamber of Commerce dinner Thursday, he flicked away a question from a television reporter asking him about the crowd of demonstrators.

When the press storm broke I found a 24 hour gap in the schedule and flew back to see what I could do about the crowd of photographers and reporters besieging Tinglan's home.

FERVENT demonstrations are a common enough sight on Gaza's streets, but there is something unusual about the crowd of young men now coming down the esplanade and turning towards the Palestinians' ruling Fatah party headquarters: not militants with headbands calling down curses on Israel, but bespectacled graduates demanding jobs.

Fucking idiots, I thought, about the crowd of people who stood on the sidewalk, rubbernecking the house.

I watched in awe as boys eagerly volunteered to annihilate each other while I milled about the crowd of teammates who oohed and ahhed with each hit and did my best to become invisible.

How'd you go about assembling the crowd of thinkers from whom you distilled the wisdom in your book?

Ya'll heard about that?" Bryan told the crowd of about 100.

"We must not be taken aback by their numbers," Francis said, about the crowds of refugees fleeing war-torn Syria.

"What kind of inside job is he talking about?" Mr. Obama asked the crowd of 12,000.

"Twenty shots," the crowd of about 100 people answered.