Sentence examples for crowd because of from inspiring English sources
He used to be distinct from the crowd because of his superiority but now he is distinct in this crowd because of his similarity.
From the beginning it was a hit with a young, fast crowd because of one of its owners, Karim Amatullah.
Humphries, who heard loud boos from the Washington crowd because of his divorce from the reality television star Kim Kardashian, was the game's constant.
She was loudly booed by some in the crowd because of her previous statements of support for an independent Palestinian state.
ROSELAND 239 W. 52nd St. (212-307-7171) — June 8-9: Sacramento's Deftones were lumped together with the nu-metal crowd because of their burly blend of rock, punctuated by vein-popping screams, but the band has evolved significantly through its twelve-year history, and the music now encompasses a progressively more expansive, cinematic scope.
The Lions play the ninth match of their tour at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday but they have yet to appear before a sell-out crowd because of a ticketing pricing strategy by the host union that, given the cost of living here, is the equivalent of charging spectators £160 at Twickenham.
NOISE LEVEL Fairly loud when crowded, because of wood surfaces.
"I enjoy it because of the crowds, because of the traffic," Ms. Ghisai said.
The AAGPBL drew large crowds because of its players' athletic abilities.
It attracts the crowds because of its reputation for a particular product.
