Sentence examples for crowds of a from inspiring English sources

Abstraction effaces the sore toes and false starts and noisy crowds of a particular place and date.

(Audience size varies, depending on the size of the park, as well as the weather and other factors, but crowds of a few hundred are not unusual).

Crowds of a few hundred, growing to as many as a few thousand in some places, gathered after prayers at about two dozen mosques around Cairo.

The group is thought to have, at most, a thousand members, and attracts crowds of a few dozen people for its actions.

Most of the demonstrations, including those in Hebron and Beituniya on Monday, have drawn crowds of a few hundred and resulted in a handful of light to moderate injuries.

Tonight's gig at the Fonda theatre will be more demanding but the afternoon set with its small audience has reminded them happily of early gigging days, when they played in pubs and clubs to crowds of a couple of dozen.

As if that wasn't enough the sisters will be showing off their pieces on the runway at Cannes Film Festival, famed to draw crowds of "A-List" Celebrities.

Soon, it looked like the entire crowd of A-listers was standing and applauding.

Tiny crowd of a few hundred.

You would expect a crowd of a few hundred.

THE CROWD Popular with a local crowd of a range of ages.