Sentence examples for calling crowd from inspiring English sources

"But also you've got what we call the 'Calling Crowd' at Leeds, who'll wear smart jeans, a top and go to nice bars.

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

But a new Seattle-based startup called Crowd Cow is hoping to change that.

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

A new approach to modern scholarship, called crowd science or citizen science and utilizing volunteers from around the world, turns science into games.

But about a year ago, Mr. Meyers connected with some Seattle tech entrepreneurs who had just created a start-up called Crowd Cow.

That bug, Facebook says, has now been squashed on a social media analytics tool called CrowdTangle, which Facebook bought last year.

His latest venture is called "crowd investing," and he said he was hoping to move to Moscow to take advantage of the greater opportunities in the capital.

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.