Sentence examples for crowd causes from inspiring English sources

An individual standing out from the crowd causes disharmony, and showing off is considered poor behaviour.

The sheer miasma of wrongness and unease that washes over the crowd causes a young cowgirl demonstrating horse-riding techniques to lose her concentration and fall off her horse at the end of Borat's song: a brilliantly surreal moment.

The sheer size of the crowd caused numerous accidents inside the White House – furniture damaged and food spilled.

On Sunday, the crowd caused a man, who had an infant strapped to his chest and was pushing a toddler in a stroller, to stop short.

The mascot led a long "Let's go Phillies" chant, then launched Luzinski-autographed plush baseballs into the crowd, causing several minor collisions.

Police deployed teargas and smoke grenades and fired "bean bags" full of shotgun pellets into the crowd, causing injuries to some protesters.

Zimbabwe: Highlanders striker Charles Sibanda: apologising to "all young people who look up to me" after reacting to being subbed by going into the crowd, causing "serious disorder".

As thousands of pilgrims headed down narrow streets in Mina, they converged on another large crowd, causing people to trip over one another, fall and suffocate in a chaotic crush that lasted for more than an hour, according to survivors.

11 The density, noise, and chaos in a dense crowd cause a natural desire to leave the crowd.

Only Mario Balotelli's long-range free-kick, blocked by goalkeeper Tomas Vaclík's shoulder, and Sterling's clumsy mis-control when clean through gave the home crowd cause for concern.

There was a moment of controversy in the ninth set when a shout from the crowd caused Harms to miss a possible checkout, allowing his opponent back in to claim the leg.