Sentence examples for call a crowd of from inspiring English sources

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.

In a speech, Trump called a crowd of 150 officers and agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) "great patriots" who have sought to protect the nation against crimes by undocumented immigrants.

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.

I had the further advantage of having access to what people in the history game call "contemporary observers"—a crowd of serious chicken-wing eaters right on the scene.

As police officers led Mr. Moss from the copper-brick 47th Precinct station house near his home, he called to a crowd of about 50 people who had gathered in the street.

Late Friday night at a Denver club called Mile High Spirits, a crowd of bar-goers decided to throw things back to middle school with a breakdancing circle on the dance floor.

The Next Big Thing designation from Disney led to a December concert within days of that phone call — for a crowd of 20,000 in Celebration, Fla., opening for the popster band Allstar Weekend.

I had the further advantage of having access to what people in the history game call "contemporary observers" — a crowd of serious chicken-wing eaters right on the scene.

On April 16 , 1947 in a Gulf Coast community called Texas City, a crowd of people had slowed to watch — and approach — pretty puffs of smoke in the town's industrial area.

About 250 officers were called to handle a crowd of uncooperative attendees when the U.S. Open ended.

"Thrilled!" he called, and disappeared into a crowd of converts from both sides.