Sentence examples for crowds has been from inspiring English sources

If the size of the crowds has been just the good side of modest, with some fans no doubt enticed by the return of full-strength beer, the viewing figures have been impressive.

Before attending a Downing Street summit last month tackling homophobia and racism in football, the culture secretary Jeremy Hunt said: "The behaviour of crowds has been that something that was socially acceptable 20 years ago is now socially unacceptable.

Nothing like these crowds has been witnessed in decades.

"Attendances have been poor, the only time they have got big crowds has been for the local derbies".

"Attendances have been poor, the only time they have got big crowds has been for the local derbies". Another important lesson the ECB could learn from Welsh rugby is not to underestimate the negative impact the wrong branding of a team could have on a parochial sporting audience.

The grand opening, originally slated for Winter 2011 and its Basel crowds, has been pushed to early February 2012.

"The crowds have been great.

The crowds have been insane ever since.

Crowds have been a problem.

"The crowds have been amazing.

The crowds have been good.