Sentence examples for crowd is young from inspiring English sources

The crowd is young and riled up.

"At the clubs uptown, the crowd is young professional.

At this particular Friday's, the crowd is young and hungry: interns, junior traders, executive assistants.

The crowd is young and theatrical, a mixture of actors, writers and creative types.

The crowd is young and a bit student-y, meaning everyone is ready to have a good time.

Service is friendly, if a little slow, and the crowd is young and diverse – just like the Westerpark area the restaurant is in.

The crowd is younger on weekend nights, he said, but the older guys keep an eye on the place.

The crowd is younger and more metropolitan than I'd expected.

The night-time crowd is younger, rowdier, more casually dressed and has usually taken care of dinner before coming to the bar.

Inside, the crowd was young, scruffy, and nearly all white.

Many of the people in the crowd are young".