Sentence examples for all crowds from inspiring English sources
The audience did what all crowds do: it laughed and cheered.
As with all crowds, the later the hour and the more alcohol consumed, the more likelihood of hostility.
Blending easily in all crowds, whether wearing paint splattered shorts, seersucker or a tuxedo, he found the words to engage any individual into detailed, knowledgeable conversation.
The crowd seemed to swallow this theology with no effort — all crowds do swallow theology this way, I gather, in both sides of Jerusalem, in Istanbul, and in Rome — and, as theology goes, it was no more indigestible than the more familiar brand asserting that there is a curse on the sons of Ham.
But all crowds are not created equal.
All those crowds broke a few records.
Yorke countered: "We are still waiting for the greeting off the plane with all the crowds".
We all crowded around the screen.
Apparently, they all crowd into a single apartment unit.
Scholar, soldier, statesman, arch-rebel, philosopher, poet, all crowded so glitteringly into so few early years.
