Sentence examples for crowd of two from inspiring English sources

I heard of another poet who showed up for a crowd of two.

Soon, an estimated crowd of two or three thousand began throwing bricks and breaking into Chinese stores and homes.

A crowd of two protesters who arrived before the show had swelled to four by the time it was over.

A crowd of two or three hundred people assembled in Glasgow's George Square where in 1989 protests to the introduction of Thatcher's poll tax took place.

The point of Mr. Jackman's show — which ends its limited, sold-out run on Jan . 1and is the hardest ticket in New York to come by — is that he contains, if not multitudes, then a teeming crowd of two.

A friend who has followed Rammstein since their days of performing to a crowd of two Hell's Angels and a Rottweiler complained that the German death-metal sextet aren't what they used to be.

After the screening, a crowd of two thousand stood and applauded for more than fifteen minutes.

Mott had a slow, confident way of talking, and the crowd of two hundred fell silent.

The talk drew an overflow crowd of two hundred, with people standing against walls and spilling into the hallway.

She'd also signed books at the Barnes & Noble in Union Square for a crowd of two hundred people right before a snowstorm.

The event, organized by the Writers Associationn, drew a crowd of two hundred and fifty, many of whom were friends or relatives of the honorees.