Sentence examples for active crowd from inspiring English sources
As the mood and object become established, either an "active" crowd or an "expressive" crowd is formed.
The active crowd normally ends with a tapering-off period, which is sometimes preceded by a stage of siege.
"We wanted to target a more physically active crowd," said Dean Rand, the captain of The Discovery and the company's owner.
Its committee meetings are well attended; reviews of liquor license applications "always draw a good-sized and very active crowd," he said.
The active crowd is usually aggressive, such as a violent mob, though occasionally it acts to propel members into heroic accomplishments.
The active crowd identifies an object or group of objects outside itself and proceeds to act directly upon it or them.
As he spoke to small but politically active crowds of conservatives in Covington and Conyers this week, Mr. Chambliss assured his audiences that survey trends were in his favor.
The Fever had an active sellout crowd and local celebrities like Indianapolis Colts players Peyton Manning and Reggie Wayne in attendance.
And there was a fine line between an active happy crowd and a riot!
