Sentence examples for crowd attendance from inspiring English sources

JMJ as phenomenon peaked in 1997, when he brought out Oxygène 7 13 and broke his own world record for crowd attendance a third time, playing to 3.5 million people in Moscow, a record that still stands.

"Our average crowd attendance at Adams Park was around 5,000, so we are already over the moon at 27,000," the club said.

"This would break the Aviva Premiership all time record for crowd attendance at a home game fixture," said the club, in a statement.

Every match between the two clubs during this period would be sold out, with crowd attendance sometimes as high as 20,000.

In spite of poor crowd attendance, Wonderland is open every day of the year, and is actually composed of two parks: their main one, and a water park named Splash Land.

Hall also stated that a pictorial analysis showed that the stadium appeared to have no empty seats during the event and that it was also reported that Pope John Paul II's visit to the Silverdome a few months later drew a higher crowd attendance of 93,682.

During the war, Constantine continued his cricket career as a league professional; also, as a popular player who could boost crowd attendances, he appeared in many wartime charity games.

Though the early American Bowls played to sellout or near-sellout crowds, attendance has dropped from a peak of more than 51,000 in 1992.

But those looking to be an early visitor to the park better act fast — in anticipation of the large crowds, attendance will be limited for the first 40 days and nights, in reference to the length of the Biblical storm.

A number of studies have attempted to quantify the effect of exposure to pneumococci in terms of surrogate measures, such as family size, number of siblings, crowding, attendance to day care, or weekly hours spent in day care [ 13- 15].

Decent crowd in attendance — couple of hundred or so.