Sentence examples for crowd is changing from inspiring English sources

Why do they like us?" But the crowd is changing.

The crowd is changing, becoming more outlandish and urgent.

This growing digital crowd is changing the object of development: the beneficiary is no longer someone far away and unreachable, but a person who should and can be part of the project intended to help his or her community.

What Wilson says is that the members that make up a football crowd are changing.

Innovative investment options such as crowdfunding (e.g. The House Crowd) are changing the way companies spread their risk and manage their exposure, and make real estate investment accessible for everyone.

Crowds were changing and there were young white boys and girls from working-class backgrounds who were far more integrated.

No, the real madness is that the charm of all of this makes us forget the hypocrisy, the street agents lurking in the shadows, the N.C.A.A.'s absurd devotion to the word "student-athlete" in a sport headlined by the one-and-done crowd, and pretending absolutely no money is changing hands in all of those millions of bracket pools.

"Our country is changing, in fact it has already changed," Steve Mandala, Univision's executive vice president of advertising sales, told the crowd.

"This country is changing," he told the Estes Park crowd.

"The world is changing fast," he mused, watching the crowd inside.

The vibe in mid-Market is changing as new faces, squeezed out of other neighborhoods, crowd familiar spots.