Sentence examples for considerable crowds from inspiring English sources

Chelsea shirts littered the considerable crowds in Seattle, Pasadena, Baltimore and Arlington, where the team played.

Yoruba Art on View "Dynasty and Divinity: Ife Art in Ancient Nigeria" opened at the British Museum in London last month and has been generating considerable crowds.

While football remains the most popular spectator sport on the Iberian Peninsula and in Latin America, bullfighting continues to draw considerable crowds, despite the organized campaigns to ban it.

In the town of Sylva, we fished the Tuckasegee River, joining dozens of other anglers on this dam-regulated flow known for high fish densities and, at times, considerable crowds.

One newsletter editor drawing considerable crowds was Roger Conrad, editor of Utility & Income and a new letter called Canadian Edge.

There was considerable crowding at the rear of the hall.

By now a considerable crowd of townspeople has gathered in front of the mayor's office.

The postponement was announced at 8 25 p.m., eliciting groans from the considerable crowd lingering in the stadium's covered concourses.

As the wand passed over my belt, it beeped and I was told, in the middle of a considerable crowd, to open my pants so the inspector could determine whether there was something illicit concealed behind the buckle.

The award-winning writer and translator, widely regarded as the master of the short-short story (or, as James Wood calls them in his review of her Collected Stories, "very, very short stories") spoke for forty-five minutos thethe considerable crowd gathered in Philosophy Hall about her literary life.

It was hours ago!" "Right," he sneered, and, with a grin that was dripping with sarcasm, he nodded at the now considerable crowd of onlookers as if they were the jury and he had just proved his case beyond all reasonable doubt.