Sentence examples for crowd is given from inspiring English sources

And no one in the crowd is given an excuse to throw bricks.

Away from the confessional material, there are gameshow-ish audience participation sequences about Grindr etiquette, and – in a fairly unenlightening stunt – a straight man from the crowd is given a profile and match-made for laughs, much to his wife's delight.

The pro-Bulgaria crowd is giving them a big cheer as they leave the floor.

The card crowd is giving you less margin for error nowadays.

None of this was exactly news to poets of the past century, but the Language crowd was given to exaggerating the grip of those pieties it sought to subvert.

Instead the crowd were given the dampest of squibs so that three wickets fell for two runs to stop the charge in its tracks, and seven wickets in all for 102 in a shade over 15 overs.

But suddenly the home crowd were given hope.

Twenty one candles were lit and the crowd was given a moment to reflect on those who died.

Another sparse afternoon crowd was given little in the way of genuine excitement in the middle overs as both teams appeared content with a steady trickle of runs.

The home crowd were given more to cheer in the second set as Chardy settled into a rhythm on the arena's slow surface.

Halfpenny eased Welsh nerves with a fifth penalty to make it 23-16, buthehomeome crowd were given a tense finish when Davies was sin-binned with only two minutes left.