Sentence examples for crowd per day from inspiring English sources
The average crowd per day was a paltry 527.
Some serve several per day.
Replete with flowcharts and checklists, the center's guide covers things like many security officers would be needed for each clinic to contain an unruly crowd (two per clinic per day) and how many minutes it would take people to fill out the medical history screening forms (two to three).
Here are the average per day crowd figures for the marquee Victoria versus New South Wales Shield game in the seasons that followed its loss of the Boxing Day fixture date: 2,132 (1978–79 season); 1,507 (1979–80 season); 1,592 (1980–81 season); 417 (1981–82 season in which the game was played in St Kilda instead of its usual place at the MCG); 844 (1982–83 season); and 472 (1983–84 season).
In the present study, LR and HR rats were exposed to a regimen of environmental and social stimuli (ESS) consisting of 14 random exposures of isolation, crowding or novel environment, once per day during the peripubertal-juvenile period (postnatal days 28 41) or handled as controls.
Snapchat is all the rage with the younger demographic, and it's even catching on with the older crowd, with over 200 million messages per day flowing through the service.
The police estimated the crowd Saturday at 200; Friday's crowd was estimated at 1,500.
They played to a sellout crowd, Stagecoach officials said, with attendance at 75,000 per day.
The News Feed, the company explained, would be improved through "global crowd-sourced surveys of tens of thousands of people per day".
The 1892 Boxing Day Shield game lasted five days and attracted a total crowd of approximately 48,067 people which equates to 9,613 people per day.
