Sentence examples for crowd hours from inspiring English sources

Officers in riot gear at a number of points later drew batons and clashed with members of the crowd, hours after the protest began gathering in central London at around 6pm before massing near parliament, where fireworks were let off to cheers.

"Colonel Roosevelt," by Edmund Morris (Random House; $35) This third volume of Morris's biography covers only Theodore Roosevelt's last ten, non-Presidential years, but it is full of what T.R. called "crowded hours," including his bolt from the Republican Party and his second-place finish as a third-party candidate in 1912.

But despite the build up, the tonal closure makes the story one of an ill fate preordained, the final line let down that "one crowded hour would lead to my wreck and ruin".

In July 2009, "One Crowded Hour" was voted number 59 by the Australian public in Triple J Hottest 100 of all time.

It took this happy crowd two hours to finish a six-pack.

The amazingly energetic singer Jenn Jade �� a vixen along the lines of Leona Lewis — entertained the crowd for hours.

Damp scraps of cardboard Bill Murray masks litter the streets, evidence of the crowd 48 hours before, huddled against the hail, a sea of identical rueful smiles.

The anti-Ravalomanana rally took place at the historic May 13 Square, the crowd waiting hours beneath a scorching sun for Mayor Rajoelina to appear.

Garmin's GPS devices make navigation easy for the sailing crowd 24 hours a day, worldwide, in any weather conditions.

The Scot broke serve in game three and then played the first drop shot of the day, having got on the wrong side of the home crowd 24 hours earlier for deploying the same tactic against an injured Gilles Simon.

It is a friendly crowd: cocktail hour for the elderly and retired runs from 2 to 9. First draw is called for 5 30, but 5 30 comes and goes.