Sentence examples for ardent crowds from inspiring English sources

Ardent crowds greeted the Republican at all his campaign stops.

"As Michael [Heizer] said to me once, 'When do you get to see the bottoms of sculptures?" The rock drew massive attention -- as well as ardent crowds -- when it made an 11-night journey this March from a quarry in Riverside through a series of Los Angeles County cities to the LACMA grounds on Wilshire Boulevard.

Did you know that "The Who" was about to give up until an ardent crowd confirmed they had the hallmarks of greatness?

Philip Webb's tenor is slightly grainy but robust, and on opening night he sang an ardent and crowd-pleasing "Nessun dorma".

Her suitor is Philip Webb, whose tenor is slightly grainy but robust; on opening night he sang an ardent and crowd-pleasing "Nessun dorma".

During the ardent ovation, people crowded close to the players to take photos and videos.

PAGE 1 D.J.'S UNDER CURFEW The Martinez Brothers, also known as T.M.B., have developed an ardent following, packing in crowds at Manhattan dance clubs by blending house music and techno.

Union members occupied seats in the reserved part of court, while the gallery was also crowded with ardent Suffragists.

Otherwise, there were no press pens as reporters stood intermingled in the crowd with ardent Tea Partiers and curious onlookers there to see a television celebrity who had somehow ended up in Bedford, New Hampshire, for the evening.

As a huge crowd of ardent Jackson partisans arrived on foot at the Executive Mansion, it was evident that there might be a problem.

In an Aug. 19 town meeting in Derry, N.H., Trump told a crowd of ardent supporters that "many of the great scholars say that anchor babies are not covered" by the 14th Amendment.