The startled crowd, divided in half for a moment, became aware of its size.
Fifteen hundred dunnies [toilets] for a 110,000-capacity crowd divided (or is it multiplied?) by a large number of ice-cold beers... sounds fair dinkum to me.
When you exit from a run-of-the-mill flick at your local multiplex, you'll likely find yourself part of a crowd divided over the merits of what was just seen.
With a dozen parties, the election field was crowded, dividing the anti-LDP vote.
While various singers and instrumentalists take turns in the spotlight, and the audience joins in on favorite refrains, the crowd divides its attention between music and shmoozing.
If you are preparing more chicken than can be fried at one time without crowding, divide chicken pieces and fry in two or three batches, if necessary.
The crowd was divided between those who adamantly support health care reform (about one-third of the crowd) and those who adamantly oppose it (about two-thirds of the crowd), and both sides were vocal throughout the town hall.
Priebus hammered his gavel again, grinned and flashed a mocking two thumbs up toward the crowd, equally divided between delegates and media representatives.
The school board meeting at which Ms. Lewis's plan was voted down was highly emotional, with the standing-room crowd sharply divided.
The crowd was divided between bored commuters and excited visitors who pointed out the statue to their children on the way out and snapped endless photos of the Manhattan skyline on the way back.
The crowd is divided roughly in half: those who've become their parents and those who are living the same lives they did in college, only now without the college.
