Sentence examples for crowd rule from inspiring English sources
I called it the Three's A Crowd rule.
Second, don't look "touristy" and blend in with the crowd; a rule of thumb that goes for your luggage, too.
And to avoid the clashes seen in recent years between demonstrators and the police, crowd control rules must be improved and closely followed.
Wikipedia is an experiment in crowdsourcing as much human knowledge as possible, and the logical outcome of that process is that the wisdom of the crowd often rules — as insensible as the crowd can be.
These guys - Waylon, Willie, and the rest of the gang - were a lot more leathery and tough than the crowd that rules the charts nowadays.
Saudi Arabia, under growing pressure to account for a stampede that killed more than 700 people at the hajj pilgrimage near Mecca on Thursday, has suggested that pilgrims failing to follow crowd control rules bore some of the blame for the worst disaster at the event in 25 years.
This is analogous with a 'locally crowded horizon' rule used for modelling selfish herds (Viscido et al., 2002).
She said the department had abided by similar crowd-control rules for many years, including in 2003, when the lawsuit was filed.
An official Saudi inquiry has yet to be published, but authorities suggested at the time that some pilgrims ignored crowd-control rules.
But a look at the Kurds' faltering experiment with democracy, where patronage and tribal allegiances crowd out the rule of law, shows how difficult it will be to establish a pluralistic political system in Iraq.
