Sentence examples for ages crowded from inspiring English sources
More than 600 people, including people of all ages, crowded into the 500-capacity hall to catch a glimpse.
In an age crowded with interchangeable virtuosos, he is something distinct: a musical iconoclast turned roving philosopher-king.
In an age crowded with film students, his protégé George Lucas had already made "American Graffiti" and was off to England to shoot a thing called "Star Wars".
On weekend nights, the sense of anarchy was palpable: many of the area's main arteries were clogged with traffic as rap music thundered from cars and mobs of youngsters — many of them under drinking age — crowded the entrances of nightclubs and bars.
Who goes there: Tends to attract a large under-age crowd celebrating exam results.
The under-age crowd was invited back to the big room for dancing after dinner.
That the college-age crowd was drawn to Ethel's concert was no surprise.
It was mostly a bingo-age crowd, dancing the hokey-pokey to Brave Combo.
They play during the day here for an all-ages crowd.
Expect a college-age crowd mobbed around beer barrel tables and jostling for the bartender's attention.
A sizable audience turned up at the 750-seat Peter Jay Sharp Theater, and younger people (the whole college-age crowd) were everywhere.
