Sentence examples for crowd talking from inspiring English sources

Suddenly I saw Winnie Mandela in the middle of a crowd, talking about her husband in jail in South Africa.

Eddie Sharp, the saxophone player, is talking to the crowd, talking about Howlin' Wolf.

Branching out somewhat yesterday, Mr. Packer circulated through the crowd talking -- or trying to talk -- to everyone.

Bush's chief of staff, filled some of the time by giving the crowd talking points for persuading people to vote for Trump.

Save our children!"; candles appearing in the windows of buildings that lined the march's route; a man weaving through the crowd, talking through a bullhorn kept to its lowest volume: "Watch out for your babies.

"You know he went back home and said, 'I can't believe I spoke in front of all those Negroes today!' " "He was pandering to the crowd, talking about how he felt when Martin Luther King Jr. died," Mr. Ballentine went on.

"Are you hiding from me yeah/somewhere in the crowd?" "Talk That Talk" is the blithest Rihanna album, which is saying a lot.

When Miller exploded into drumming, the crowd talked back with the first of many spontaneous, marvelously timed, rounds of applause -- not the standard, di rigeur post-solo acknowledgement.

If you're in a sporty crowd, talk about last night's game or the meteoric rise of a new team.

The results for other noise conditions (street and crowded talking) are between the AWGN and bus NSN effects.

In particular, three NSN types with varying signal to noise ratios (SNRs) were tested corresponding to street traffic, a bus interior, and a crowded talking environment.