Sentence examples for crowd participating from inspiring English sources

Around every corner is something weird and exciting: what looks like a naked human pyramid; a sword swallower who is also juggling fire; a doorway that leads to a crowd participating in a Jacobean immersive theatre production.

In this "Petrushka" the musicians, many wearing Russian hats and jackets, played the piece and also the rowdy crowd participating in the festivities, stomping their boots in unison with the downbeats and swaying to the swings of the music like the orchestral equivalent of a wave at a baseball stadium.

Based on industry practices, it focuses on two popular forms of crowd designs: pure crowds, where all investors in the crowd participate as equals, and hybrid crowds2, where a crowd of investors are led by an expert investor.

The crowd participated in massive numbers, waving around their illuminated phones, the faux Michael Jackson encouraging everyone to join in.

Having a few drinks will get you in the crowd, participate in drinking games like beer pong, and loosen up so that you can chitchat uninhibited with everyone!

Crowds participating in Art Murmur, a monthly art walk, spilled out of galleries like Johansson Projects (2300 Telegraph Avenue; johanssonprojects.com) and Hatch Gallery (492 23rd Street; hatchgallery.org).org

A notable early use of crowdcomputing was the use of crowdsearching (a sub-problem of crowdcomputing where crowds participate in a search problem) by MIT's team at the DARPA's "I Spy a Red Balloon" network challenge (Tang et al. 2011).

Sgt. K Glanville spoke to demonstrators Saturday night during a block party that was held on a day where massive crowds participated in a festive rally in the city.

This study documents and compares two crowd designs for crowdfunding, namely pure crowds, where all crowd members participate as equals, and hybrid crowds, where crowd members are led by an expert investor.

In return, the crowd participates in a display of communal adoration.

The band members have a sister-sister crush that blends into a crush on the music itself, which the crowd participates in.