Sentence examples for facing crowds from inspiring English sources

Across the country, Republicans have been facing crowds demanding to know how they will protect the 20 million Americans who gained health insurance thanks to the Affordable Care Act, and will lose it if the act is repealed.

The band considered disbanding after the Roskilde tragedy, but Vedder stated that "playing, facing crowds, being together" in the North American tour "enabled us to start processing it".

The survey said that despite a rise in economic input, firms were facing crowded and competitive markets.

They face crowds they rarely get to meet.

Time and again armed police or soldiers faced crowds gathered in front of the steel gates.

The transit system now says on Twitter that riders will likely face crowds and delays of up to 45 minutes.

Bo Dallas had a chance to back up his earlier cockiness as he faced crowd-favourite Kofi Kingston.

When dormitories already face crowding, with so little time to evaluate applicants' merits, and in light of the terrible pressures facing many potential applicants, whether MIT will really play host to many or even any "Katrina special students" is unclear.

Rail passengers faced crowded stations and trains as they tried to reach Brighton, while Pride organisers said the event in Preston Park was sold out.

As journalists, we often face crowded, smelly press rooms at conferences and events.

Dhaka factory owner faces crowd fury Jump to media player The owner of a building that collapsed in Bangladesh killing hundreds faced an angry crowd when he appeared in court.