Sentence examples for crowds of both from inspiring English sources

In open-air markets selling fruit, clothing and distinctive Tibetan jewelry, crowds of both groups mix easily.

I recently spent time with three new portable DVD players and found that crowds of both men and women would gather around when I had one on parade.

At the Texas Embassy Cantina, whose Tex-Mex delicacies seem to be packing in crowds of both British and Americans in defiance of the recession, there seems little inclination, however, to brace for potentially rougher times ahead.

Late night app specials at chain restaurants draw crowds of both red and blue.

During the off-season, The Four's is more relaxed, but this pub attracts large crowds of both Celtics and Bruins fans throughout the season.

The ascension of Donald Trump, who draws particularly turbulent crowds of both supporters and protesters, could make policing the event highly unpredictable.

I was in a crowd of both tourists and regular briefcase-toting commuters.

For instance, Ballet Theater's admirable revival of Tudor's "Dim Luster" at City Center last fall drew a crowd of both subscribers and the curious.

I have reserved well in advance, for this place fills up fast, especially during the spring, attracting a crowd of both European and American regulars, some of whom are well-known figures on the cultural scene, others not, but no matter.

It bustles throughout the day with sightseers in the morning, well-dressed Tampa businessmen and -women who pop over from Tampa's skyscrapers at lunch, a dinner crowd of both local patrons and tourists and, finally, the kids with bare midriffs and low-slung jeans who enliven its dozens of bars and clubs.

On the appointed day, there was a crowd of both great and small.