Sentence examples for crowded masses from inspiring English sources

Cities are crowded masses of inward-looking extended families separated by a shabby public realm.

But more people are eager to try fitting into a neighborhood once known for its crowded masses.

Alluding to Bob Dylan's anthem, Binelli portrays the pope as "Cool Pope Francis," a politically-savvy leader, PR expert, and friend of the crowded masses.

And mice can be deployed in situations impractical for dogs, like crowded mass transportation systems or sports arenas.

His feet knew the way, and so he went and sat looking into space until it was time to go home again and his feet walked him back to his shabby residence, through the evening crowds massing outside Churchgate station — the jasmine sellers, the hustling urchins, the roar of the B.E.S.T. buses, the girls on their Vespas, the sniffing, hungry dogs.

On 25 May 1983, crowds massed outside the building, waiting for the outcome of the trial.

Champagne is the flagship posh product in a shopping basket crowded with mass luxury.

The crowd massed past security and swallowed him up.

The crowds massed amid fortified villages and stone roadside crosses.

Angry shouts of crowds massed around weary Americans Rangers huddled in a dusty ghetto.

Vast crowds mass to hear him speak, his iconic image is plastered on everything.