Sentence examples for crowd beginning from inspiring English sources

Doyle imagines the life of a man in Yeats's crowd, beginning: "It got harder every day.

Before Mr. Bush arrived, Mr. Franks addressed the crowd, beginning with his signature line.

The Globe, meanwhile, retains its potential for roisterous horseplay with the crowd, beginning with some initial antics that are best discovered for yourselves (hint: think bodily fluids).

The scandal surrounding the lobbyist Jack Abramoff gives them a place to begin, but moral revulsion is too slippery a slope for this crowd, beginning as it does with a presidency delivered by the Supreme Court, then sliding into a war of choice based on deliberately misleading information, now slipping into spying on citizens.

It was a Saturday night, rain sizzling in the streets and steaming the windows, the dinner crowd beginning to rouse itself over decaf, cheesecake, and V.S.O.P., and the regulars drifting in to look the women over and wait for the band to set up in the corner.

They were back on stage to open the festival proper as it celebrates its 21st birthday, garnering cheers from the crowd beginning to gather and spread themselves out on picnic blankets when he talked of representing the oldest living cultures in the world.

The crowd began cheering.

The crowd began to chant, "President Paul!

The relatively small crowd began chanting: "Romney!

As the crowd began chanting "Romney!

The crowd began chanting, "NAP-O-LI!