Sentence examples for crowd opening from inspiring English sources

Consider New York City's recent overture to the tech crowd, opening up all of its data about the city to developers and entrepreneurs.

Thomas Vinterberg's rosy-cheeked version of Far from the Madding Crowd, opening next weekend on both sides of the Atlantic, is on official counter-programming duties.

Using the collective intelligence of a crowd opens a new range of business opportunities.

At least one Palestinian in the crowd opened fire, and the Israeli troops returned fire, the official said.

MEL'S BURGER BAR Burgers, a brisket sandwich, meatballs and milkshakes should please the Columbia crowd; opens Aug. 26: 2850 Broadway (110th Street), (212) 865-7100.

92YTribeca, an arts and entertainment branch that seemed aimed at a younger, downtown crowd, opened in October 2008 with the indie rocker John Vanderslice and a screening of the comedy "Wet Hot American Summer".

But the "wise" online crowd opens business for collaborative consumption.

The crowd opens the warehouse doors and proceeds to load up trucks with the ballot boxes.

The crowd opened their hearts and gave with their wallets because they got the message.

Security forces trying to block the crowd opened fire, killing three demonstrators and wounding 15, local officials said.

Teresa Jacobs, mayor of Orange County, Fla.,  made a tearful plea to straight people in the crowd: "Open your hearts to acceptance," she said.