Sentence examples for crowd of one from inspiring English sources

The largest of these exhibitions, "Ninety-Five Fromres From a Crowd of One Thousand Ninety-Five Figures," a show of bronze figures, remains on view at the Three Rivers Arts Festival in Point State Park, Pittsburgh, through June 17.

With a crowd of one's intimates, it's prudent to order one of everything and several carafes of the house red.

It is estimated that a crowd of one million individuals were present.

Before 2008, several guests at Dan Shaner's told me, their experience of caucusing -- of placing a live primary vote by raising your hand in front of your peers -- was to be part of a passionate crowd of one or three other people.

Later, mounted units were deployed to charge into tightly packed crowds on one side of Parliament Square.

It is a showcase for African-Caribbean culture and can attract crowds of one million people.

"I have never wanted to be one of that crowd of people one sees at rush hour in a place like Victoria Station hurrying to their offices," he wrote.

On 28 June 1989, Milošević addressed a crowd of approximately one million Serbs on the historic battlefield of Gazimestan, 600 years after the Battle of Kosovo.

From the beginning it was a hit with a young, fast crowd because of one of its owners, Karim Amatullah.

The painting shows the former leader of the Conservatives casually lying nude on a sofa surrounded by a crowd of bureaucrats—one of whom is offering Harper what looks like a Tim Hortons beverage.

Ms. Carter is used to this kind of fandom: in the crowd for one of her shows in San Francisco was a man fully decked out in Wonder Woman regalia.