Sentence examples for anxious crowds from inspiring English sources

Television footage showed the carriages lying overturned near the tracks as anxious crowds looked on, some with bandaged limbs.

"Anything that causes her to feel anxious — crowds, noise, a lot of strangers — that isn't conducive to her enjoying herself," Ms. Karpisek said.

The film had its premiere on Thursday night before anxious crowds around the country, and throughout the city fans turned out in droves.

For anyone accustomed to navigating the anxious crowds at uptown Fashion Week, Full Figured Fashion Week can feel like passing from a land of famine into one of plenty.

Anxious crowds gathered outside his Calcutta hospital, local newspapers carried front page updates on his condition and a litany of leading Indian politicians, including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, made calls to him.

To newspaper readers, and to the anxious crowds that jammed the streets around newspaper offices, hoping to see giant-letter bulletins be posted on the walls, it was the unforgettable story of the unsinkable ship.

James twice broke loose for thundering dunks, electrifying an anxious crowd.

A small and anxious crowd of people had gatheredoutside, wondering about the meaning of the shot.

Across the street, people too cool to stand in line were smoking and watching in the anxious crowd.

At the railway station, as Ntsiki Makhubo and her mother returned from a day in Johannesburg, they were met by an anxious crowd.

On a cold February afternoon, men with hockey sticks skated up and down the ice and an anxious crowd shuffled into the Olympic arena.