"crowd of guests" is a perfectly valid phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The party was a huge success, with a crowd of guests enjoying the festivities."
As the crowd of guests thinned, Pryor reflected on the strange turns his life has taken.
In a sketch video they made and posted on YouTube in 2015, Early toasts Berlant in front of the crowd of guests.
The duchess spotted Professor Dunkley-Bent among a crowd of guests during a visit to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) in London, where she became the organisation's patron.
But in recent months, the wedding cash and the habit of inviting a large crowd of guests have been criticized as wasteful at best, and a conduit for vote-buying and bribery at worst.
At a party in the apartment of the New York architect Paul Rudolph, he chose to express himself by urinating against its huge window, from the terrace outside, facing into the crowd of guests.
(Some of them quoted Lynn Barber's newspaper piece: "Is It All a Fix?") At 6 45, the doors opened and a crowd of guests — artists and art-world dignitaries — flowed into the party, where waiters stood with trays of cocktails provided by Gordon's Gin, the prize's sponsor.
— IN 1965, the secretary of labor, Willard Wirtz, stood under a porch light in Belle Glade, Fla., facing a crowd of guest workers from the Caribbean.
Without crowds of guests to cater to, the vintners are eager to chat, sharing stories about how they turned a hobby into a dream job, about how they came up with label names like Sneaky Pete or about how a neighbor helped to capture their runaway Afghan hound by jumping from the back of a moving pickup truck to tackle it.
THE CROWD Lots of guests in shorts, looking as if they just stepped off their boats.
"Please tell us what not to do," he told the 2,000-plus 2,000-plusrising of guests sucrowd Uber comprisingder Travis Kalanick and Masayofhi Son of Japan's SoftBank.
