Sentence examples for crowd public from inspiring English sources

I asked Mario Calabresi, a celebrated Italian journalist, why young Italians, whose unemployment rate is estimated to be about 27 percent, weren't protesting on the scale of the "indignados," or indignant, who crowd public squares in Spain.

The police Twitter feed advised the public to avoid crowds, public transportation and train stations.

Can our already crowded public rail and bus system absorb the addition of thousands of users?

In addition, the organisation does not have strong record of attacking crowded public places.

Like most people living in Cuba, ballet dancers pedal their bicycles to work or take crowded public buses.

"I'm seeing a very messy and crowded public square, and I think we're going to get more and more of these kinds of conflicts where people who feel they've been excluded want to be heard," said Mr. Haynes, who added that he prefers crowded public squares that welcome religious diversity rather than empty ones.

(This last property can also be blamed for the "porridge glow" many people experience when entering crowded public transport in the mornings).

So though the rowdy, crowded public rallies have an important role to play, crucial work is done sitting on a sofa, not standing on a stage.

"We also have to deal with a situation where people are using very crowded public transport from the interior to reach hospitals here.

When he does go out he seeks crowded public spaces, so there will be witnesses if his tormentors reappear to kidnap him again.

If the Beijing authorities have their way, he will not be in the shelter for much longer.City officials are deluged with complaints about traffic jams, crowded public transport and creaking schools and hospitals.