Sentence examples for crowds of two from inspiring English sources
True political ferment was to be found eight hundred yards away, at the mairie of the Seventh Arrondissment, where crowds of two or three strolled through the gates to vote.
But crowds of sixty or more had become common in the last couple of weeks.
Like Coughlin, Beck attracts crowds of ten thousands to hear his speeches.
Currently, the Bowl seats seventeen thousand and five hundred; the typical classical program sells less than half that number, although Dudamel can draw crowds of ten thousand or more.
I know it's hard for the players when they go to away games in bigger cities like Dayton and see sellout crowds of seven or eight thousand.
Don Bosco vs. Bergen Catholic is the North Jersey equivalent of Harvard-Yale, and draws crowds of ten thousand or more in spite of the recent imbalance.
When I lived in a nearby town, it was common for crowds of twenty or more to gather and gawk at me on the street.
Many people will have noticed the crowds of twenty and thirty-somethings staggering through British city centres as zombies, vampires or in less ghoulish fancy dress.
The tour lasted 3 months and was preceded with the group touring with Megadeth, where they played to crowds of thirty-five-hundred to five thousand.
Soon, an estimated crowd of two or three thousand began throwing bricks and breaking into Chinese stores and homes.
