Sentence examples for crowds down from inspiring English sources

Equipment, time and personnel make the act prohibitively expensive and, with circus crowds down, its future is in doubt.

The red carpet runs up the steps of the Palais, bathed in sunlight, patrolled by goons, and overlooked by the milling crowds down on the Croisette.

This keeps the crowds down in places like the 20 Lakes Basin, a glacial lake wonderland near some of the Sierras' highest peaks.

The only thing that keeps the crowds down is that the hike, from a busy road that runs between Wilmington and Lake Placid, is a scramble.

The holiday had kept the crowds down, so there were no lines at the counters and no lines outside for the lifts.

While some worried that economic woes would keep the studios away and the crowds down, the presentations were even bigger than in previous years and featured, if anything, an even bigger array of top names.

"It gets pretty crowded down here," he said.

The goal early on calmed the crowd down, but they still tutted whenever Bendtner missed.

"This morning," Mr. Fleuranges said of the subway, "I imagine that it was pretty hot and crowded down there".

"The thing that is really upsetting her is that she feels she let the crowd down," Morley said.

They boarded stairways to lower level so people would feel at home, as though in subway, by crowding down ramp.