Sentence examples for crowd activity from inspiring English sources
"Because fashion is a crowd activity, if you get a long period where the weather is not appropriate to buying new clothes and you don't see other people wearing new clothes you are less likely to buy them yourself.
Two depict street and crowd activity, indicating the accelerated tempo of the times, but the third and most interesting is "Le Café" (1908), an insider's glimpse of wealthy men playing billiards in a private club closed to the masses.
Since there's a film festival starting here today, we expected some late-night artsy crowd activity, but the grounds were quiet by the time Sarah found her safari tent and I unlocked the door to my trailer, dubbed Kozy Coach.
The court has no discretion to not grant this banning order where "reasonable grounds for believing" that the ban would "help prevent" violence or disorder are established – hardly a heavy burden to prove when the allegation is put that a fan's presence, chants or behaviour may encourage crowd activity resulting in disorder.
"The traffic observed during the incident was a combination of "flash crowd" activity and increased traffic volume resulting from [redacted] site design issues," reads the report.
In the meantime, all that crowd activity will fund development of deal-screening services that VCs will use to improve their coverage and slim down their teams.
A thin line separates crowd activities from collective obsessions.
This dataset includes multisensor sequences containing different crowd activities.
You see everything: the mess, the crowd, the activity is all inside.
One of the free three live video streams will deliver a celebrity-filled Webcast; the second will show the crowd, backstage activities and other atmospheric images; and the third, which will be shared with television viewers, consists of the uninterrupted feed by the Times Square Alliance and Countdown Entertainment to all domestic and international networks, stations and cable operators.
The new engine really is stunning, in the right circumstances — mainly when the screen is crowded with activity.
