Sentence examples for crowds of around from inspiring English sources

At the moment such games are drawing average crowds of around 15,000, and the league is still in what is politely termed "the investment phase"—ie, losing money.

Hull and Hull KR are the others, and while Rovers would seem to be punching their weight with average crowds of around 8,000 at the redeveloped Craven Park, the underachievement of the Black and Whites continues.

Salford moved into a new 12,000-seater stadium at the beginning of the season and have been attracting crowds of around 5,000 to Super League matches, well below the club's target figure of 8,000.

"Three years ago we were averaging crowds of around 900 and we've just about doubled that, which is good," he says.

Indy Eleven are an NASL success story, noted for their community engagement and drawing crowds of around 9,000 to home games.

It's also, of course, about the Houston Art Car Parade, which has been held for 26 years and now draws crowds of around 300,000 people and 300 cars.

Afghanistan's triumph was watched by an exuberant crowd of around 6,000.

After the shooting, a crowd of around 200 people gathered at the scene in south St Louis.

Collins was welcomed by a sell-out crowd of around 18,000.

The Fleadh, usually held at the beginning of June in Finsbury Park, London, attracts a crowd of around 30,000.

A crowd of around 2,000 people protested in Sheffield, with about 1,000 doing so in Leeds and 3,000 in Brighton.