Sentence examples for calls crowd from inspiring English sources

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.

On Thursday, a court sentenced the randy Mr. Ma to three and a half years in prison, a severe penalty for a crime that the Chinese government calls "crowd licentiousness".

Laka, a London-based insurtech startup that offers what it calls "crowd insurance" to rival traditional premiums and is initially targeting high-end bicycle owners, has raised $1.5 million in seed funding.

Could that have been the result of what Chris Anderson, curator of the popular TED conferences (originally known as Technology, Entertainment and Design), calls "crowd-accelerated innovation"?

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.

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.

The project was part of a trend called "crowd sourcing," which aims to harness the brainpower and energy of crowds to develop useful services.

Snap more recently has launched other new additions, like its Snap Map, and stitched together concert videos, called Crowd Surf, to help in that regard.