Sentence examples for better crowd from inspiring English sources
So Lipton embarked on a hunt for better crowd noise.
There were higher standards set for the gallery selection, better crowd control and far more breathing space.
"There is no better way to bow out and no better crowd to bow out in front of," said Pearce.
I thought, 'How could I use my life better?' So I started meeting Júnior and these people at workshops and realized it was a better crowd".
Kozlowski is soliciting fans to stage another protest, this one in better weather, which he hopes will help draw a better crowd.
There were 13,000 racegoers here yesterday, but a much better crowd is anticipated today to see Frankel canter to victory in the Sussex Stakes, and thereby become the first horse in history – somewhat surprisingly – to win the race twice.
Better crowd-sourcing tools, to help catch falsehoods.
Insights like this could improve building safety, and researchers at University College London are using such models to look for better crowd-management measures for the Notting Hill carnival.
"We do national and international acts, but, without a doubt, we get better crowds with the local bands," Mr. Monahan added.
As Steve Davis wrote in FourFourTwo in February, the newer teams are generally enjoying better crowds than the more venerable franchises as they join a league with a growing buzz that has learnt from mistakes it made in its early years.
