Sentence examples for crowd both in from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of companies tailoring their services to student crowd – both in terms of destinations and prices.

Mr. Clinton drew a mixed crowd, both in age and ethnic composition, with young Latinos carrying placards that said "Hispanics for Obama," while older people wore Obama Hopee" T-shirts that looked as if they had been through a few wash cycles.

The crowd both in stadium and on Twitter reacted with an apparent mix of depressed sympathy, mass confusion, and, at least online, open suspicion over Loria's motives.

Pandering would have been playing to the crowd both in the chamber and at home -- promising big, introducing in the audience people who were out of work, lacking health insurance, trying to pluck the strings of sympathy in the hearts of the larger audience.

Who's at the next table: This is mostly a local Belmont Shore crowd, both those dining in and those taking advantage of the restaurant's to-go food.

Despite being in previews, the show is bringing in big crowds — both in spite and because of the chance of total catastrophe.

But LeBron James draws crowds both in real life and virtually.

Members had to indicate, choosing from a pop-up menu, their opinion on the role played by the third molar eruption in incisor crowding both in the lower and upper maxilla.

The variety seemed to be enjoyed by the large crowds both in the hall in the morning and the evening and, as you say, in the park in the afternoon.

She is the author of the essay collection "Sidewalks" and the novel "Faces in the Crowd," both published by Coffee House Press in 2014.

Some in the crowd, both Muslims and Sikhs, agreed.