Sentence examples for crowd increased from inspiring English sources

As the game went on, the sellout crowd increased its taunting of St. John's and its heralded point guard, Omar Cook, who was being mentioned for Big East postseason honors after the Red Storm's victory over Connecticut last Tuesday.

Despite the warnings, by a man in the crowd, to go home and forget what he had seen, Barnum told his story over and over again, as the crowd increased.

"Wooooaaaah … no ball!" As comebacks go, it is fair to say that Manchester is less collectively thrilled about Mohammad Amir's than that of the Stone Roses and, as the alcohol levels among the Old Trafford crowd increased on a day that was largely baked in sunshine, so too did the jeers for the left-armer.

As the march neared the conference and the noise of the the crowd increased, so did the number of police officers lining the roads, making the conference centre look like a bit like a newbuild fortress under siege from an army of angry peasants.

Adams leads 5-2 and the ExCeL crowd increase their noise levels.

"Hundreds of rapists are running scot-free, and the entire Delhi police is standing here to stop people like me?" By late afternoon Sunday, political parties had joined the crowd, increasing the number of confrontations with the authorities.

This might have made some students within each cluster stand out from the crowd, increasing cluster overlap.

After the French police uncovered massive doping during the 1998 Tour de France, roadside crowds increased.

Her fear of crowds increased after the Christian Democratic Union's financial scandal, when people spat at her in the street, calling her a Spendenhure — "donations whore".

The Hampshire Independent reported: "As darkness grew, the crowds increased, both outside the White Star offices and the west gate side of the docks.

Media coverage of their visit to Caracas, Venezuela, where the vice president's motorcade was attacked by hostile crowds, increased respect for the Nixons' courage.