Sentence examples for crowd and can from inspiring English sources
The same year she composed Face In The Crowd and Can Of Worms for San Francisco's Rova Saxophone Quartet.
Boneless short ribs are easier to serve to a crowd and can be substituted pound for pound in your grandmother's time-honored brisket recipe.
Being inquisitive during interviews makes you stand out from the crowd and can help you make sure the job is right for you.
Mark Jackson, the other candidate for starting point guard and someone with the savvy to make a good coach one day, can still make the pass that brings a roar from the crowd, and can still hit a 3-pointer or a back-in around-the-hoop shot.
It's great for entertaining because it feeds a crowd and can be made ahead.
They're perfect for football parties because they feed a crowd and can be made ahead.
Its seven floors, packed with 26,000 varieties of toy, are crowded and can become nightmarishly busy.
Well that and I'm kinda shy, fearful of large crowds, and can barely put on eyeliner, much less apply prosthetic bite marks.
She seemed to come from a better world entirely, one where the people are wholly fearless before crowds and can see the whole sweep of culture, past and future.
It's important to concentrate on the great qualities that extroverts have: they generally make friends easily, are comfortable in front of and with crowds, and can keep a party going.
Barack Obama is smart, eloquent and well-informed; he has an even, sometimes too even, temperament; he can inspire a crowd and he can impress individuals.
