Sentence examples for crowd depending on from inspiring English sources

Yoko Mono attracts a mixed crowd, depending on the day and the DJ (from 60s to elektro) and what's going on next door.

She sought him out, either at a party or a rerecording session for his 1957 film "A Face in the Crowd," depending on the version of the story, and they began an intense affair.

All interviewed practitioners agreed on appropriate monetary remuneration of the crowd depending on the service executed.

The crowd depends on the night of the week and who's playing, but you're sure to be entertained.

I spent college constantly oscillating between versions of myself depending on what crowd I'd be seeing that night.

Kareem Lee, a Farmingdale usher, said the crowd changed depending on the movie.

This result may impose further warnings on the use of crowd knowledge depending on the documentation intent.

There's always an eclectic lineup from big names to obscure local acts and while the crowd depends entirely on who's headlining, there's dancing to be had seven nights a week.

It is a near certainty that police commanders will have to adjust their crowd-control plans, depending on the movements of large numbers of people, said John F. Timoney, the chief of police in Miami and a former first deputy police commissioner in New York.

The analysis based on diameter classes revealed that species clearly changed their sensitivity to crowding or overtopping depending on diameter.

Crowd compensation depends on the incentives offered, which can be monetary or non-monetary.