Sentence examples for crowd ended from inspiring English sources

This week, Channel 4's The IT Crowd ended – as celebrated on these pages by Mark Lawson and our TV reviewer Sam Wollaston.

Contrast that with Stuttgart, where the capacity home crowd ended the night crooning "How Sweet It Is" to their team, which was outplaying Brazil in every aspect of the sport.

Even a bases-loaded jam in the fifth, which aroused the increasingly frustrated crowd, ended with a feeling of inevitability as Michael Morse floated the third out to right.

Ross Fisher, meanwhile, made his first bogey at the fourth after a wayward drive into the crowd ended up stuck under the camera of the Guardian photographer Tom Jenkins.

An afternoon of groans and cheers for a partisan No.1 Court crowd ended with the latter as Laura Robson lost in straight sets to Kaia Kanepi and missed out on a place in the Wimbledon quarter-finals for the first time.

After another evening at the Prudential Center, after another four hours of music and pumping up the crowd ended in another victory for the Devils, Cannarozzi packed up his keyboard and got ready to head home to Closter, N.J. "The best part of this gig?" he said.

That prompted cheers from the raucous crowd: "End the Fed!

They sang Lou Reed's "Perfect Day" to the crowd, ending with the lyrics, "You're going to reap just what you sow".

Or the moment where somebody shouts "Boring!" and the outraged singer hurls himself into the crowd, ending up biting the end off his microphone.

Dr Omid Safi, the director of Duke University's Islamic Studies Center, also addressed the crowd, ending his remarks with "love is more divine than hatred".

Grayling was rapturously received by the crowd, ending his speech with the Ukip leader's same slogan: "We want our country back and we will get our country back".