Sentence examples for crowds round from inspiring English sources

Even watched in HD, it still manages to look surprisingly gritty: the light is grey, the offices are grotty, and everyone crowds round the single, enormous computer.

A pocket of Tangiers typically crowds round a TV – or, in the case of his World Championship win in the eight last season, around a small mobile phone – to cheer on Britain's rowers.

You know the sticky carpets, the stainless steel banisters hugging rickety staircases, the constant crowds round the club photographer.

Chavez now faces perhaps the toughest electoral challenge yet as Venezuela's hodge-podge of opposition parties have united behind a youthful former state governor, 40-year-old Henrique Capriles, who is also whipping up large crowds round the nation.

After the session the kids crowd round.

Suddenly excited, the women crowd round.

Hundreds crowded round bodies in schoolyard, praying and crying.

"There must have been 20,000 people crowding round.

All the old women crowding round my Zimmer.

But they did not crowd round the players.

Paul X Harvey says there are currently 183 - no, hang on - 182 people crowded round his monitor.