Sentence examples for crowds which from inspiring English sources

Crowds, which have been edging upwards, will inevitably plunge.

As Clifford says, it is the reaction of the football crowds which now causes most apprehension.

Elizabeth Dole is drawing large crowds, which include many hopeful women.

There are recordings of crowds which transform into ducks that quack the Marseillaise.

Baits attracted unruly crowds which, after the French Revolution, were to be feared.

Decorative art exhibitions like this tend not to draw crowds, which is a pity.

The crowds, which numbered into the several hundreds, cheered the famous couple's arrival.

The millions who play help to make the great crowds which watch the meetings of tennis champions.

He established a Web site, Crowd Safe, where he published his reports on crowds, which eventually numbered in the thousands.

Writer tells what happened at the Woodstock Music and Art Fair due to the incredible crowds which showed up.

Matthew speaks of "crowds," which suggests that many people were involved, but the demonstration was probably fairly small.