Sentence examples for crowds could be from inspiring English sources

By many accounts, the crowds could be greater here than in Tampa, too.

Early estimates from journalists at the scene suggest the crowds could be the biggest since the Stop the War protests.

Crowds could be smaller this year partly because Mardi Gras is well before spring break for schools.

Things had improved after senior officers realised that using riot police in packed crowds could be counterproductive.

They predict three-hour waits on check-in at some airports and say crowds could be squeezed out of lobbies by the giant bag scanners or screeners, forced to snake out the doors into the January cold.

Crowds could be seen gasping when pearls began to drop from the mouths of dragons surrounding a fantastical neoclassical clock once belonging to Prince Charles Alexander, governor general of the Austrian Netherlands (now Belgium), for sale at Pelham, the London gallery.

Still, the crowd could be forgiven for tittering.

The crowd could be heard to buzz, a little.

I knew from my work as a financial adviser that following the crowd could be costly.

The Waca crowd could be as wild and wooly as the cricket.

"I knew from my work as a financial adviser that following the crowd could be costly," Mr. Richards writes.