Sentence examples for crowd wish from inspiring English sources

If the Omnivore crowd wish to strike a blow for lonely heretics who challenge the smug and the grand, more power to their shrimp-nets.

It's not difficult to overhear titbits about who the crowd wish to contact this evening.

Mr. Bush won many spirited ovations in New Hampshire, but some in his crowd wished Mr. McCain were still in the race.

But on Friday night, Hodges was the prince of Suncorp Stadium with most of the 51,826-strong crowd wishing him a fond farewell to his home ground.

As the jack began to spiral down again, shrieking some official code, she glared at the crowd, wishing there was another way she could do this.

For surely the point about any such event is that much of the enjoyment is derived not from the meaning of the words, or from any great truth of the prevailing sentiments, but from the intoxicating combination of music and an excited crowd wishing to celebrate.

But in a telling sign of the severity of his illness, Mr. Chávez apparently sent no greeting to the crowds wishing him well.

Absent players, ever-improving opposition, alien conditions, crowds wishing them the worst, the suffocating – if superb, and inescapable – security detail and some overemotional aggro all popped up at one stage or another.

The sweetest moment came when Tuck noted that his son, Jayce, was celebrating his second birthday Tuesday and instructed the crowd to wish Jayce a happy birthday.

At the same time, another part of me shared the crowd's wish to see him on all fours with the baton up his behind.

Midshow Mr. Suri asked the crowd to wish his cousin a happy birthday: "Can you various American people say 'Divya?' " The crowd chuckled, and the D.J. reminded them: "W-W-W-White demons".