Sentence examples for crowd but also from inspiring English sources

Laughs from the crowd but also some puzzled looks.

It takes life not only out of the crowd, but also their team".

Fashionable or not, it's perfect for a crowd but also foolproof enough to assemble with my toddler daughter underfoot.

At the party, I looked more done up than the rest of the crowd, but also more generic.

It was a choice that kept her safely above the hungry crowd but also supplied the photogenic moment it craved.

She clearly saw Kickstarter as a useful tool for reaching not just an abstract "crowd" but also her community of friends, peers and fans.

They also became emblematic of an era of bombast, pulling huge crowds but also inviting ridicule.

In the near future, we might talk not only about the wisdom of crowds but also of their genius.

She said in a telephone interview on Friday that she had been overwhelmed by the crowds, but also left feeling inspired.

They repeated reports that the security forces had not only fired into crowds but also carried off the dead and wounded, sometimes from the hospitals.

Flash mobs might be a peek at the future of crowds, but also, perhaps, a last glimpse of their good old days.