Sentence examples for crowds to avoid from inspiring English sources
Mr. Protic pleaded with the crowds to avoid bloodshed.
These limitations raise an important question about the use of crowdfunding: how can we design crowds to avoid their common shortcomings?
Based on the feedback from the ten respondents who completed the survey in our presence, we changed some questions and visual items (real-time information and crowding) to avoid misunderstandings.
He tried to provoke Jarrett into a fight, but Jarrett walked away through the crowd to avoid Mabel.
Moritz made a plea to the Austin, Texas crowd to avoid giving out spoilers about the fate of Walker's character, Brian O'Conner.
It is often the case that in order to get along successfully in life, it is important to "fit in" with the crowd, to avoid being a social misfit or an alienated individual.
Barbour said he has watched Alabama Gov. George Wallace split the Republican vote in 1968 and Texas businessman Ross Perot do it again in 1996, and urged the crowd to avoid that same fate.
The secret document shows Briggs regarded tear gas as "a reserved option to be fired at the back of the crowd to avoid the necessity of the SF [Security Forces] donning gas masks".
Stay with a good crowd to avoid heavy drinking.
Hank Van Hoy led a short Sunday prayer on stage, where a few benches served as makeshift pews and a small crowd huddled to avoid the downpour.
Eight years ago, when officials sought to persuade judges that they were reducing prison crowding enough to avoid releasing inmates, the state Senate Committee on Public Safety began requiring that legislation be scrutinized for its impact on prisons.
