Sentence examples for crowds because the from inspiring English sources

The inner life is the enemy of crowds, because the life of crowds snuffs the mind's murmurings.

It may be that Ahmet and Mica have an impressive ease in large, unwelcoming crowds because the sensibility of the émigré continues to adhere to them.

Jane Foster, author of Eyewitness Travel Top 10 Athens (Dorling Kindersley, £7.99) Safely off the tourist trail, on the south coast of the island, Tsigrado is kept reasonably free from crowds because the only way to reach it is to scramble down the cliff hanging on to ropes attached to the rock.

It doesn't matter that stand-ups Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen work real comedy club crowds because the moment they start doing whatever it is they do, it feels totally unconvincing, like Sally Field and Tom Hanks in Punchline (my scars from that one have yet to heal two decades on).

Select ski areas let Cape Productions film skiers, but only in areas away from crowds because the drone still has to stay at least 500 feet from anybody who is not directly participating in filming the video.

"I enjoy it because of the crowds, because of the traffic," Ms. Ghisai said.

A lack of project information poses a greater threat to pure crowds because of the tragedy of the commons.

D'O attracts a large crowd because the restaurant is designed to make you feel comfortable.

There were many girls in the crowd, because the Dolphi offered them free admission until midnight.

"I am a Republican, " he told an Ohio crowd, "because the Republican Party is a national party seeking the greatest good for the greatest number of citizens".

McGwire got an extra boost from the crowd because the Green Bay Packers All-Proo quarterback, Brett Favre, was in attendance and took batting practice with the Brewers.