Sentence examples for crowd extending from inspiring English sources

"I smell victory, and I smell a free country," Mr. Ivanishvili told a crowd extending for blocks down Rustaveli Avenue.

George Washington, above the crowd, extended a benevolent arm.

The crowd extended her the courtesy of a stunned silence, until one man in the front row barked with laughter.

During his 2009 inaugural address, President Obama's crowd extended that far, and photos from that day show a crowd clearly much larger than the one that showed up for Trump.

"Does this look like a gun?" activist Berry Accius asked Mayor Darrell Steinberg and the other members of the council as those in the crowd extended their arms, phones in hand.

Advertisements for the event said it would be at 49th Street and First Avenue, but the stage was actually at 51st Street, and the crowd extended for more than 20 blocks northward.

DALLAS — Minutes before his Dallas Mavericks took the court Thursday night, Mark Cuban stood on the sideline, faced the crowd, extended his arms and put two thumbs in the air.

And Spicer claimed that the crowd extended from the Capitol to the Washington Monument.

I'm still in a bit of a daze as one member of the crowd extends his arms towards me.

Insight and Intervention: The crowd extends beyond passive investing club to active collaboration/intervention in portfolio companies, based on investor background and expertise; value enhancement from "activist" participation in growth of company.

Spring-break crowds extended our gondola waiting line to nearly an hour.