Sentence examples for crowd shift from from inspiring English sources

It was there that he "watched the crowd shift from purely computer scientists and anarchists to [also] VCs and bankers".

Back at the main stage Sunday night, the song's first minute saw the din of the crowd shift from excited to hushed to abuzz with confusion as Bush's vocals which, to many of the crowd's unacquainted ears, could be confused with Lorde beckoned on.

As the evening wore on, it was the outfits of the visitors that began to attract attention as the look of the crowd shifted from casual to extreme.

The crowd shifted from a usually pro-New York group to one rooting for the home team, shouting down Yankees cheers and saving their strongest boos for Jeter.

Samuel I. Schwartz, a former city traffic commissioner who developed a transportation plan for the area around the arena, said he expected crowds to shift from car to train travel quickly.

At a certain point crowds can shift from a controlled flow to a stop-and-go pattern, as people are forced to shorten their stride length and occasionally halt to avoid collisions.

From time to time, the thump of tear-gas canisters being fired goes up and the crowd shifts, running, stumbling back as a freshly stinging cloud comes over.

Has your approach to engaging the crowd shifted?

By that stage, the crowd had shifted from a deeply partisan body into something more menacing.

In Chicago, the Lang researchers saw crowds shift to the places that cameras pointed toward; people were taking their cues from the lenses.

Lubitsch gathers mighty hordes of extras for scenes of protest, battle, and — tellingly — harsh labor in building the state treasury (a giant sphinx as royal piggy-bank); with their vision of the murderous fickleness of the crowd as it shifts from a subject population to an incipient democracy, he and his screenwriters, Norbert Falk and Hanns Kräly, proved prophetic.