Sentence examples for crowds ranged from from inspiring English sources

Estimates of the crowds ranged from the low thousands to as many as 60,000.

Crowds ranged from 30,000 to 70,000 people, depending on the weather and the strength of the Aggie football team.

The meeting is renowned around the world as a carnival of colour, with an international cast list of top thoroughbreds watched by huge crowds ranging from everyday punters in the Silver Ring section to top-hatted gents in the members-only Royal Enclosure.

The young North Carolina native has opened for the late folk icon Doc Watson and played for crowds ranging from five people to 3,000.

Perhaps it's a reason why they've continued to charm and surprise listeners from various crowds— ranging from Coachella festival tents to small clubs, and the rolodex of genre-spanning artists that continue to want to collaborate with them.

Our crowd ranged from absolute novices to competitive equestrians.

Independent estimates of the crowd ranged from 70,000 to more than 200,000 -- far below the million-plus figure promised by organizers, but a potent sign of the clashing pressures on President Pervez Musharraf as a crucial vote nears in the United Nations.

The crowd ranged from Mafia chiefs to police chiefs, but they sent Dad on his trip to heaven, even if some are going to need a lot of prayers and repentance to get there themselves someday.

The crowd ranges from gay men with nipple rings to nannies pushing jogging strollers.

The crowd ranges from European tourists to bachelorette parties, to whichever film stars are in town for work.

The crowd ranges from the ultraslick to those just looking to get down and have a good time with friends.