Sentence examples for crowd from which from inspiring English sources

Giuliani stepped along smartly, waving at the crowd, from which there were occasional, rather perfunctory cries of "Rudy!

The killers in Paris last November, and in San Bernardino in December, and in Orlando last month chose crowded spaces from which escape was difficult so did the truck driver in Nice.

But by the 1960's, bigger inland highways and the snazzier attractions of Sea World and Disney World, drew the crowds from McKee, which closed in 1976.

Mussolini had his headquarters in the Palazzo Venezia and harangued the crowds from the balcony from which Paul II had cheered the carnival races and given his papal benediction.

They can employ their often strategically located physical stores as 'warehouse', from which the crowd can realise fast one-hour or same-day deliveries [14, 23].

The cheers from crowd, which ended the march with a rally outside City Hall, were occasionally interrupted by shouts about the right to bear arms from a lone counter-protester.

Just then the lights came on, and he was in the lobby all right, along with a crowd from the street which had been using it for a shelter.

"It's the ability to pick out your face in a crowd from a camera which is probably half a mile away".

'The President' was his answer; 'he was killed by an assassin!' Then came a loud burst of grief from the crowd, which awoke me from my dream.

Questions are invited from the crowd, in which there are as many women as men.

The entire show got a raucous reception from a crowd in which Afghans seemed to be in the majority.