Sentence examples for crowded audience from inspiring English sources

It was a crowded audience that waited for him.

The debate took place before a crowded audience at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington.

None," the Stanford labor economist told a crowded audience at the Bechtel Conference Center on April 19.

Every man of a crowded audience appeared to me to go away, as I did, ready to take arms against Writs of Assistance.

Every man of a crowded audience appeared to me to go away, as I did, ready to take arms against writs of assistance.

The Scotsman of May 1901 records how William James began the lectures that became The Varieties of Religious Experience, "in the English class-room of [Edinburgh] University, where a crowded audience assembled".

A professor at the Yale School of Management with a doctorate from Harvard, Chance's pedigree made what she revealed in front of a crowded TEDx audience all the more shocking.

The xx are one of the biggest little-sounding bands in the world, captivating both crowded concert audiences and solitary, lovesick youth with sparse, intimate arrangements that utilize negative space as a form of texture.

But "Fly," which was performed to a crowded and enthusiastic audience in the New Jersey Performing Arts Center's Victoria Theater here on Sunday, is as unabashedly a theatrical event as it is a historical one.

At Fulton Street, Edwin Lo, a 34-year-old security guard from the Bronx, had barely slipped inside the closing train doors when he found himself about a foot from the crowded stage, the audience nearly pushing him into a scene.

For years now China has been cast as the next great frontier for Western classical music: a place of crowded conservatories, hungry audiences and, possibly, bulging coffers.