Sentence examples for crowds along from inspiring English sources

We've walked with the crowds along Broadway,.

But in London, the crowds along Oxford Street grow thicker.

Some clubs rode out the difficult 2010 season in style, attracting decent crowds along the way.

Faster transportation links will presumably contribute to the growing crowds along the Riviera.

The next day's crowds along the campaign trail doubled, even tripled.

The crowds along First Avenue are loud and assuring, but 10 miles remain in the race.

But the crowds along the route reflected the toss-up nature of the state.

The crowds along the Strip were dipping happily into one giant casino after another.

Perched on his father's shoulders, among the crowds along Griffith Avenue, Murphy waved a miniature Stars and Stripes flag.

Describes the crowds along Fourteenth Street from Broadway to Third Avenue - ticket scalpers in black leather; thug types.

On July 4, several retired firefighters helped prepare and then operate the pumps to conduct a spectacular water display for crowds along the town's piers.