Sentence examples for crowd wanting from inspiring English sources
It was Djokovic who seemed nervous, and the crowd, wanting its money's worth, seemed nervous on his behalf.
Eric Ries, author of "The Lean Startup," also took to the stage and drew a big crowd wanting him to sign their copies, proving that e-books are not the only books read in the technology industry.
"I've turned up to the mosque, sat through their prayers, celebrated Ramadan with them, and I've never had a crowd wanting to seek as many selfies in my life as when I turned up to that," he said.
Lately, the right elements for high-priced condos have come together in several parts of the county: small scraps of land unsuitable for much of anything else, interest rates at a seductive low, the wealthy older crowd wanting to get the cumbersome mansions off their backs, the two-income couple in Manhattan seeking an impeccable address but unable to afford a multimillion-dollar house.
And gave Hammer a big sweaty hug as he walked off stage with the entire crowd wanting to see it all over again from the top.
The umpires disagreed with him, and the crowd, wanting cricket, blamed Hewett for the delay and lack of sport.
The crowd wanted entertainment, and a fight.
The crowd wanted him out, booing him.
The crowd wanted still more vengeance.
"Crowd wanted at Hove," the headline said.
