Sentence examples for crowded close to from inspiring English sources

During the ardent ovation, people crowded close to the players to take photos and videos.

There are thousands of people crowded close to the parliament building for the scheduled protest rally.

Then there was the teenager, leather-clad, body-pierced, hair dyed Dayglo pink, who crowded close to him at a recent rally on the Boston Common.

He looked as if he'd stepped off a yacht on the Côte d'Azur, clearly delighted at how thrilled we all were to see him again as we crowded close to welcome him back and say hello.

In the case of width, Wx a genotypes are more sharply crowded close to their mode than what occurs for the L/W ratio, that is, their frequencies are more skewed towards thinner grains.

The jazz band that had been blaring away in the background was replaced by a rock-and-roll ensemble, whose performance raised the decibel count in the Meadow even higher, and the spectators crowded closer to the television screens in order to hear the astronauts describe the lunar landscape and to watch them walk around scooping up samples of its rock.

At that point, said Arlene Mohammed, academic coordinator for Hudson Link, students crowd close to the bars, to be near the lighted corridors, so they can see their books.

In the middle of this coast, where redwoods still sometimes crowd close to the road, Fort Bragg offers a perfect base for exploration.

The gills are crowded close together, free from attachment to the stem, and white with a creamy yellow tinge.

Gills are crowded close together, free from attachment to the stem, and initially white before turning pinkish as the spores mature.

It has wildlife, like the seagulls that scour the lot and pigeons that crowd close to the building's entrance.