Sentence examples for distant crowds from inspiring English sources
During signed dialogue we hear nothing but a trickling fountain in the background, or the sounds of distant crowds.
At rallies that drew millions, the speechless and nearly immobile movie star would be propped up on a high stage in his trademark wool cap and dark glasses, while recordings of old speeches would be played to fool the distant crowds.
He encouraged the close placement of seats, especially along the high banks, since at most velodromes he cannot hear the distant crowd.
Fuqua takes a few things from Scorsese: fights announced in inter-titles, shots of blood on torso, heartbeat over distant crowd roar.
I got out my old copy of Jane Eyre, and there was the evidence: "The fiend pinning down the thief's pack behind him"; "the black horned thing seated aloof on a rock, surveying a distant crowd surrounding a gallows".
From the pavilion, the lights and smoke from the main stages seemed so distant; the crowds were densely packed for hundreds of metres and totally oblivious, a solid mass of perfectly smooth, shredded dudebros dwarfing tiny, crop-topped partners, and thinning out to solitary, leathery-tanned old mates, dancing alone.
She can be warm and engaging in small settings but dull and distant before large crowds.
Afterward, when Ripstein had finally figured out what sots don't do ("pass the bar") and Al Sanders had limped in for a distant third, the crowd erupted almost as explosively as had been predicted.
The Yankees let him gobble up innings before small crowds in distant outposts as a cavalcade of younger prospects push past him on their way to Yankee Stadium.
Silhouettes of distant mountains, layers deep, crowded the horizon, backlit by the still-hidden sun.
Again, this is pretty enormous behaviour: shagging once so hard a crowd of distant angry parents call the police about it is pretty massive, but finishing up?
