Sentence examples for burgeoning crowd from inspiring English sources

The Florida senator is enjoying a boost from a stronger-than-expected showing in the recent Iowa caucuses, reflected in burgeoning crowd sizes and an aura of enthusiasm.

Pietersen, named as man of the match following his first-innings 149, hit three fours in the opening over and a burgeoning crowd sensed something momentous, but he spooned a catch to mid-on from the opening ball of the third over.

Kelly Poon of Atomico suggested TukeQ consider creating an English version for foreigners to organize their travel to China, but Alex clearly defined his market as the burgeoning crowd of newly-rich Chinese travelers, looking to explore and experience the world.

Pakistan had lost four wickets inside the first nine overs in Monday's defeat, but played the mandatory powerplay overs watchfully, and before a burgeoning, excitable crowd under the floodlights, built a useful platform.

India's burgeoning population is crowding out forest, he suggests, arguing that "people of quality should come up, not just inferior grade".Mr Saran, the stone-breakers' advocate, tries to soften him up.

His new video, Crowd Sim 2, echoes the burgeoning medium of algorithmically-generated crowd simulations pioneered for movies like Lord of the Rings.

The darlings of China's burgeoning indie rock scene wooed the crowd with their brand of dark, synthy, Joy Division-esque rock.

"I like to play in front of the biggest and best crowds," he says, sporting a burgeoning beard to match that of his partner Attwood.

That's a milestone for TuSimple and the burgeoning autonomous trucking industry, which is getting increasingly crowded.

I'm looking forward to seeing this thing in action and I think it will be a great hit with the Anything But Google/Apple crowd hungry for a third player in the burgeoning wearables world.

The cafe, housed in a light-drenched former gallery space on a burgeoning stretch of Orchard Street, is already attracting a (dude-heavy) crowd.