Sentence examples for an active crowd from inspiring English sources

As the mood and object become established, either an "active" crowd or an "expressive" crowd is formed.

According to this view an expressive crowd can fairly quickly metamorphose into an active crowd if an object becomes apparent to them.

The most sensitive and difficult control problem occurs at the moment of the first precipitating incident and during the stage of transformation in an active crowd.

"We want an active crowd that really works and helps the company succeed".

Any doubts that delegates were fired up was dispelled by the reaction from the floor of the convention, with a noisy, active crowd that made more noise than their Republican counterparts.

All educational toys and crafts are try-before-you-buy, so you'll encounter a happy, active crowd once you walk through the spaceship doors.

"We wanted to target a more physically active crowd," said Dean Rand, the captain of The Discovery and the company's owner.

To get younger, Toyota has to appeal to a much more active crowd, and vehicles like the RSC are meant to do just that.

Most concepts introduced by the interviewed practitioners require a semi-professional and regularly active crowd and consequently manage logistics tasks in a centralised and trajectory-independent way.

The active crowd identifies an object or group of objects outside itself and proceeds to act directly upon it or them.

Its committee meetings are well attended; reviews of liquor license applications "always draw a good-sized and very active crowd," he said.