Sentence examples for crowd at time from inspiring English sources

After a visit to the U.S. Mission to the United Nations and an appearance on "Sesame Street," Mrs. Obama capped her first visit to New York as first lady with an appearance before a glittery crowd at Time magazine's annual Time 100 gala, honoring its 100 "Most Influential People".

He even seems rather embarrassed when the crowd at times goes further.

Robinson did play to the crowd at times Friday, but he kept the histrionics to a minimum.

Viktor Kassai, the Hungarian referee, infuriated the home crowd at times but Schneiderlin ought to have been shown a second yellow card for clipping the heels of the elusive Julian Draxler six minutes from the end.

During the "Tiger Walk," from the team buses to the stadium, Miles was greeted like a hero as he waved to the crowd, at times pausing and turning around as if to soak it all in.

"I could count about five people in the crowd at times.

Whether it is touchline antics or comments designed to get a reaction - both have played to the crowd at times - there is no doubt the pair have enjoyed considerable managerial success, albeit at very different levels.

But the high humidity early into the ceremony caused it to feel much hotter in the crowd at times.

They eventually returned, but the result was a crowd at times confused as to the evening's progression -- even if parts of it were fun to experience.

It's flat, smooth and car free, although the narrow towpath is crowded at times.

Journalists have been threatened by angry Han crowds, at times requiring police protection.