Sentence examples for boost crowd from inspiring English sources

She may have been a showbizzy choice to front the Star-Spangled Banner (The United States Navy Band Sea Chanters Chorus belted it out last time round), and perhaps she was inserted into the programme to boost crowd numbers, but, cutting a dignified, solitary figure, Beyoncé was all business.

During the war, Constantine continued his cricket career as a league professional; also, as a popular player who could boost crowd attendances, he appeared in many wartime charity games.

His pessimism is based on the experience of introducing a ticketing promotion this season, known as Just the Ticket, that was specifically designed to boost crowds during an economic slump.

And SFL chief executive David Longmuir feels the excitement generated by the top two divisions can boost crowds.

Views of the castle can be an added bonus, especially when blockades of tourists with selfie sticks inadvertently boost your crowd.

In Whitehall, office workers flooded out to boost the crowd just before the hearse passed, adding suits and bright dresses to the dark anoraks and coats of those who had been waiting so long.

Sosa's presence boosted the crowd to 36,688, the Twins' largest at home since opening day.

He had boosted the crowd, rather in the way Viv Richards used to.

Trey Songz boosted the crowd when he took off his shirt and threw it before getting back to a creepy, choreographed sequence with his backup dancers, who ground upon him in single file.

We were on a lot of newspaper back pages too and we saw a boost in crowds when the Super League resumed after the tournament.

Due to boosting road crowds, there is a new demand in developing automation of cruise control.