Sentence examples for crowds which are from inspiring English sources

Such controversies attract crowds, which are harder to come by here than in Manhattan.

Ms. Howe is a regular who is accustomed to navigating the crowds, which are pretty thick even during the traditional slow months for shopping.

Owens said in response to the November incident: "I think there's no doubt there are certain sections of rugby crowds which are changing.

The crowds, which are as dense as a PATH train at rush hour to see Tiger Woods, a 14-time major winner who is one of the most famous athletes in the world, provide a cover of anonymity that emboldens those who want to be heard but not necessarily seen.

Across the state in Tampa Bay, where a domed stadium protects fans of the worst team in baseball from thunderstorms that frequently stab the state with lightning on summer afternoons, Jay Horning, 76, wondered at the Devil Rays' home crowds, which are among the smallest in baseball.

Yet there are still many opportunities to travel to faraway lands to beat the crowds which are off the beaten path.

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

There's too much physical real estate for the crowds, which is one reason why stores are downsizing and closing.

The parties have been drawing robust, enthusiastic crowds, which is satisfying for the show's star, Courteney Cox, who is also one of the producers.

Police later used smoke to disperse crowds which were gathered near the scene of the shooting in the early hours of Monday morning.

Police in both cities declined to estimate the size of the crowds, which were organized by several antiwar coalitions, including International Answer.