Sentence examples for but crowd from inspiring English sources

But crowd circulation is smooth, and the steeply raked seats, accommodating up to 18,000 fans, provide excellent sightlines for basketball, even from the nosebleed sections.

"It's really just two overturned lifeboats from a long-forgotten expedition," reported one frostbitten scout, "but crowd control?

But crowd estimates for Washington demonstrations are a source of enduring controversy, particularly since the park police stopped making its own estimates.

Some of the families he has evicted have moved into smaller one or two-bedroom flats, preferring to stay in familiar areas, near schools, but crowd several people to a room, he said.

Perhaps it will be remembered when Hirst is forgotten, just as we have forgotten all the stuffy portraits of Victorian capitalists but crowd and queue to see The Potato Eaters.

In fact, I did see the show in person, but Crowd Surf lets me watch how everyone else was enjoying the same moment.

But crowd-sourcing was also part of the newsgathering.

But crowd-funding patrons are creatures of the market here as everywhere.

Indeed, Strong Place seems cut from the Blue Ribbon mold: an ambitious but crowd-pleasing New American bistro with seafood as a draw.

But crowd-control issues and several fatalities led to cancellation of the events on Long Island after 1910.

D1 OBITUARIES B7 ARTS E1-8 Honoring Broadway's Best The critically lukewarm but crowd-pleasing "Thoroughly Modern Millie" won six Tony awards, including best musical.