Sentence examples similar to crowd driven from inspiring English sources

The crowd drove their team on also and in fairness Arsenal kept going even if they missed chance after chance until they got the win they desperately needed right at the end.

The crowd drove them on over the last 10 minutes.

In Delhi, crowds driven by Internet campaigns have rallied around an anticorruption platform, holding brooms to symbolize the coming cleansing.

Black crowds drive police down Railton Road towards Atlantic Road with missiles.

In a short interview, Bennett said the crowds drove home how much the victory meant to Charlottesville.

People mobbed a diminutive grandmother who has won many of Russia's literary prizes and who acknowledged to a reporter that "crowds drive me crazy and make me want to hide somewhere".

If crowds drive you crazy, however, be sure to avoid the city during its busiest times: New Years and Carnival.

Even more than Romney, Trump's violent, race-baiting crusade that nakedly appeals to largely white lower income, less educated, rural and mostly male crowds drive the point home that blacks are not even an after-thought in his drive to snare the White House.

Yet such crowd drives may not only overwhelm but redefine individual conscience.

The crowd were driven into side streets and back towards the central station by lines of police backed by officers on horseback and motorbikes, carrying shotguns.

Under threat of arrest, the crowd was driven out peacefully.