Sentence examples for crowd mass from inspiring English sources

The phrase at once recalls the millions of capacitors Sprague produced and presents an irony that the factory's former employees can surely appreciate just as much as, if not more than, the SoHo crowd mass moca hopes to attract.

The crowd massed past security and swallowed him up.

King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena were loudly cheered by the crowd massed along the line of route as they drove from the Quirinal to Montecitoria.

At another polling station, a crowd massed outside in a street filled with the roar of generators and chickens pecking the ground.

The top Austrian finisher, much to the discontent of the expectant crowd massed in the valley, was Alexandra Meissnitzer in eighth.

An ecstatic crowd massed on the sidewalks and hailed the candidate, chanting the same songs they did 20 years ago, just replacing "Titid" with "Micky".

A half-hour later Jay-Z and his wife, Beyoncé Knowles, and the Smiths had arrived, and Mr. Hendel at first had to fight his way through the crowd massing toward the celebrities.

After the ceremony, as the bride and groom were leaving amid the commotion of flashlights, clicking cameras, and the exclamations of the crowd massed outside, this fellow remarked that they'd better look out.

As the satellite trucks and the big political figures and the chanting protesters were gathered outside the library this morning, an even bigger crowd massed a little farther down Park Avenue for the Tallahassee Art Festival.

In Hong Kong, a small crowd massed in front of the United States Consulate to demand an apology from Washington for the collision, in which a Chinese fighter jet was brought down.

A manual laborer on the San Francisco waterfront recalled that when a sugar refinery offered four jobs to a crowd massed at the gates, "a thousand men would fight like a pack of Alaskan dogs" over them.