Sentence examples for distinct crowd from inspiring English sources

Like a seaside sorority row, each club draws its own distinct crowd.

"This is a very peculiar and distinct crowd," Mr. Miyamoto said in an interview later that day.

As the 49ers players poured onto the field after the game's final play, two distinct crowds formed: one around the neophyte quarterback Colin Kaepernick and another around the veteran defensive end Justin Smith.

Two distinct crowds, two different ways of tackling danceable pop, and a venue built for sylvan music royalty upended into a salacious grind-down.

He used to be distinct from the crowd because of his superiority but now he is distinct in this crowd because of his similarity.

The division consists of three distinct factions; the Curry crowd, the Smith crowd, and the Roosevelt crowd.

But in both cases, we're placing too much emphasis on the crowd as distinct from the people involved in it.

"It's like the little nephew we couldn't get rid of," he laments as the distinct intro makes the crowd yelp with delight.

There was no distinct stage, and the crowd soon discovered we could navigate freely, turning our backs to some dancers while drawing near to investigate others.

The latest Sushi Stop location on Sawtelle, this one's got a distinct izakaya vibe, where crowds gather around the U-shaped bar checking off their $2.75-per-order sushi while Frank Ocean's "Lost" plays.

Buoyed by a crowd with a distinct South American flavor, Monaco, an Argentine, fought back in the second set to force a tiebreaker.