Sentence examples for because a crowd from inspiring English sources

The last time Hal had stayed, in 1990, he had won £34, only stopping because a crowd had gathered.

The police said they had no option because a crowd had gathered to watch the animal, which could have run loose.

At that point in the narrative, the walking couple walks past the car, which is stationary because a crowd of pedestrians has blocked the street.

According to Radio Free Asia and Chinese Human Rights Defenders, the prosecution delayed the trial because a crowd of Chen supporters gathered outside the courthouse.

Because a crowding coefficient c i reflects the enzymatic cost of producing a metabolic flux f i, we asked if the relation between crowding coefficient selections and the predicted optimal fluxes could yield new biological insight.

Cities appeal to Refn not because they draw a crowd but because they infect the soul.

They're perfect for baseball parties because they feed a crowd and can be made ahead -- but mostly because boys love them.

Long considered the most prestigious music festival in America — partly because it kicks off the summer season and partly because it attracts a crowd peppered with celebrities — Coachella has metastasized over the decade and a half since its founding into a closely watched cultural event, one that helps set agendas, not only in music but also in media, branding and style.

"Because fashion is a crowd activity, if you get a long period where the weather is not appropriate to buying new clothes and you don't see other people wearing new clothes you are less likely to buy them yourself.

According to the brochure: "[This] is ideal because people in a crowd think that someone with their back turned can't hear their conversation.. Operatives can work much closer to their target".

Only it's hard to hear him, because there is a crowd of protesters with bullhorns 13 floors below.