Sentence examples for crowds are less from inspiring English sources
"Racism is a feature of many football leagues inside and outside Europe," said Wachter, who expects most problems to occur outside stadiums where crowds are less controlled.
Lieutenant Caldwell, who is running for sheriff in Galveston, spent months planning Thursday's raid, which occurred in Santa Fe, Tex., a rural area on the mainland where cockfights and accompanying crowds are less likely to draw attention.
Conversely American, European and Asian crowds are less expectant of a British DJ so allow Bishop the space to breathe more.
What that will do to those football season crowds is less clear.
During a recent visit, the park's signature roller coaster was closed, construction was underway outside a key attraction and, most important, the crowds were less than overwhelming.
And though a degree of fanfare did exist (fashion shows have basically become marketing ploys, after all), the crowds were less boisterous, the foot traffic was not as hectic, and the egos seemed to be tapered (for the most part).
Some in the crowd are less enthusiastic, shouting, "Go back to Boston!" and "Get a haircut!" A reporter says: "None of the other politicians will march in this thing.
Some of the folks in that crowd are less than progressive when it comes to race relations, and it looks as if Mr. Connerly, who heads the ironically named American Civil Rights Coalition, has decided to shimmy with the worst of their beliefs.
