Sentence examples for crowd concerning from inspiring English sources

Delany's discussion of the Crosswhite affair came more than a year later when he arrived in Detroit during a trial (Giltner v. Gorham) in which suit was brought against Gorham and other members of the Marshall crowd concerning their role in hindering the arrest and abetting the rescue of the Crosswhites.

Members of the crowd, concerned that she had not heard the announcement, beckoned her to come to this side.

On Ozzy's 32nd wedding anniversary – his longest address to the crowd concerns this event – he's on chipper form.

Washington all but shuts down during inaugurations because of security and crowd concerns.

He declined to address the news media, instead taking an audience with tournament officials to discuss crowd concerns.

It should have stopped traffic in Tokyo last Friday at rush hour, but because of crowd concerns, the screening on Hachiko Square's giant video screens was pulled.

But before the match, there had been crowd concerns with reports that 2,000 fans had stormed Cairo's main stadium without tickets.

The scene overshadowed the speedskating, which as far as the partisan crowd was concerned was probably just as well.

The scene — call it Keystone Kops on Ice — overshadowed the speedskating, which as far as the partisan crowd was concerned was probably just as well.

In Hot Chip's case, it's a question of how to translate a series of albums featuring such curveballs as barbershop harmony and philosophical meditations into a format that will please a crowd chiefly concerned with 'avin' it large.

My point: if a household name capable of instantly drawing a crowd is concerned about looking like a loser on Twitter, think of the burden felt by the average Joe.