Sentence examples for call a crowd from inspiring English sources

Most days, that did not add up to what you would ever call a crowd.

The media will call a crowd of people running from certain death a panicking mob, even though running is the only sensible thing to do.

Josh Homme has responded to accusations that he is a homophobe after he called a crowd member a "faggot".

The archbishop was called, a crowd gathered and the Virgin was returned home to the church that night.

But it's called a crowd for a reason, said Daniel Newman, 30, a Cameesa winner from Portland, who describes himself as a "striving professional T-shirt designer" who also works by day an usher.

Andreas Gursky's digitally manipulated image of a frenzied audience at a May Day celebration might be called a crowd noir; it suggests a Hitler Youth Festival rally in the 1930's.

When black people gather they are called a riot When white people gather they are called a crowd.

Instead of simply driving wealth down, it seemed, the gigging model was helping divert traditional service-worker earnings into more privileged pockets causing what Schor calls a "crowding out" of people dependent on such work.

That's not what you'd call a standard crowd-pleasing sentiment.

Perhaps due to the chimes being the Match Of The Day theme, the van had attracted what nightclub reviews call, "an older crowd".

For instance, one guy who wasn't what you'd call an atypical crowd pleaser was Manuel Gottsching.