Sentence examples for crowd spreading from inspiring English sources

Bolt drew the usual crackle of electricity around the stands, posing for the cameras, waving to the crowd, spreading around a little of that wonderfully easy sense of showmanship.

Data flow between their computers like gossip in a crowd, spreading quickly and redundantly until everyone has the information with no one but the originator knowing who spoke first.

As the pavement widened the crowd spread out.

Around us the crowd spreads toward their cars.

Kerber turned to the crowd, spread her arms, and shrugged in frustration.

Police cars' red-yellow-and-blue flashing lights went up the high, curved front of the Brooklyn Public Library as the crowd spread across its steps.

Soon there will be Internet connections for everyone at the State Department, he said to cheers from the overflow crowd spread across two auditoriums in the building.

The overflow crowd spread into the aisles, listening to friends and family share stories about Fricker and Kuhn-Fricker's kindness, warmth and devotion to their children.

Deeper planners in the crowd spread the word that the king needed to dismiss his royal bodyguards entirely and replace them all with patriotic National Guardsmen, a line of argument that had a compelling resonance among Lafayette's soldiers.

"The crowd spread out like he was going to land on them," Khandaghabadi said, "And then all at once turned and looked at where he fell and started cheering, 'Holy shit, holy shit!'".

By the time I joined him at three, the place was packed, with post-brunch crowds spread out on the grass.