Sentence examples for crowd of shouting from inspiring English sources

Kate McCann was greeted by a crowd of shouting and whistling onlookers as she arrived Friday morning at the police station in Portimão, a town about 10 miles from Praia da Luz.

Durr also said that no second officer ever appeared on the scene, and that there was no crowd of shouting onlookers.

Cowell himself is the film's producer, and there isn't a single spontaneous moment to be had, as the lads tour the world, pushing their way through crowds of shouting girls to strut their conventional stuff in identical arenas before hysterical audiences that are not just mainly female but exclusively so.

The three Occupy leaders were met at the police station by a crowd of supporters shouting: "I want true democracy" while nearby, a small crowd of anti-protest demonstrators shouted: "Rubbish" and: "Go to jail".

The session over, he walked away from a crowd of reporters shouting questions.

The statement appears in only one place in the Bible, Matthew 27:25, and is said to come from a crowd of Jews shouting for Jesus' death.

One bears the title, "The lecture you gave was not well received", over a crowd of stickmen shouting "Boring", "Rubbish" and, "I want to kill you".

Claims began to be processed in an orderly manner, but on Dec. 21 a crowd of 3,000 shouting "We want our money!" tried to storm the padlocked Bronx branch.

A group of belugas makes a noise a bit like a crowd of children shouting in the distance.

A police line held back a crowd of their shouting relatives, including several women wearing black chadors, the all-covering garment rare in downtown Istanbul.

With a crowd of bystanders shouting expletives and asking about the use of force, the officer's plainclothes partner calls for backup and angrily confronts the onlookers.