Sentence examples for call crowd from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's because not much of this Dekmentel line up is what you'd hastily call "crowd pleasing" or maybe it's because all those cunts were still coming down from Tomorrowland.

No one would call crowded Kolkata a peaceful city, but it could teach the world a lot about tolerant coexistence.

I have never gotten over his historic "Gospel at Colonus"; I saw it in 1985 and Breuer is still working in the unique style he exhibited there, which I would call crowded classicism.

Another charming Canadian Rockies fact of life: Even on a day that locals would call "crowded" on the hill, waits for lifts are practically non-existent.

Now we are just part of the cattle call, crowding onto people movers.

Definitely not a soap-opera-casting-call crowd".

The government has declared orgies, formally called "crowd licentiousness," to be illegal.

A few years ago, Biggins was sued for patent infringement by a rival company called Crowd in a Box.

Alexander Mouldovan, who had been a product manager there, started a company called Crowd Factory to design social networks for large companies.

He had been convicted of the little-known offense that the Chinese government calls "crowd licentiousness," a relic of the days when the government charged people with "hooliganism" for sex outside of marriage and other flights of turpitude.

But on Monday he will return to daily television as the host of an afternoon sports-talk show called "Crowd Goes Wild" on Fox Sports 1, a network from Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox that has its debut on Saturday.