Sentence examples for elite crowd from inspiring English sources

Ms. Esparza: That goes to an elite crowd and we're not after that.

The people who actually go to theater are so much the elite crowd.

Over the years attendance grew, and the elite crowd was splashed across the society pages of newspapers around the country.

After assiduously working his way up the New York media and financial worlds, Mr. Rattner drew an elite crowd on Tuesday night.

The leading team is a very elite crowd, indeed, but it is also one that was made possible by the Internet.

After all, such an elite crowd — brought together from a wide-ranging network spanning industries and occupations — should be able to come up with something new and unusual, right?

This has to be one of the most elite crowds ever assembled at a sporting event.

Dressed, as sharp as a one would expect from this ultra-elite crowd mostly of European origins.

And Early Adopter goes to the not-so-elite crowd that was checking in at SXSW using Foursquare last year, when the service was just getting started.

The elite midday crowd that reliably gathered at the restaurant gave rise to the phrase power lunch.

But I'm not sure that elite tech crowd will be Amazon's intended audience for the Echo when it's released to the general public.