Sentence examples for crowd expressing from inspiring English sources

President Obama sent a letter, read to the crowd, expressing condolences for the four men lost.

At a rally for the restaurant on Sunday, Walsh addressed the crowd, expressing the sentiments of many longtime residents of Washington Heights.

West stopped various times to speak with the crowd, expressing his appreciation for everyone who worked on the project and showed up at the city's famous sports arena.

It was a subdued event, with the crowd expressing not so much as a ripple of reaction to his traditional red-meat lines.

In what was meant to be a dress rehearsal of celebration there was now an element of protest, as in the crowd expressing itself as Disgusted of Llandrindod Wells.

"No Water, No Jobs, No Food," read one sign held above the crowd, expressing the frustration of many in a region battered by a three-year drought, the national recession and surging unemployment.

Happier still, one imagines, to hear the crowd express its approval of a not-so-forgotten player.

"It might be just my impression, but there seemed to be a considerable desire for peace and the crowd expressed that".

Mr. Hevesi, marching enthusiastically and waving to the crowd, expressed satisfaction with his endorsement by the Guardians, which represents about 4,000 black police officers, school crossing guards and other city officers.

In 1861, a regiment bound for battle in the Civil War passing through Princeton captivated the College's students with its "skyrocket" cheer, which imitated the sound of fireworks—"sis" for the zooming rocket; "boom" for the explosion; and "ahhhh" as the crowd expressed its pleasure for the resulting light show.

It will be interesting to see how the club handles any ceremony in what will be Moyes' farewell game at Goodison against West Ham United on Sunday but it feels sure to be an occasion when the home crowd expresses its gratitude.