Sentence examples for for large crowds from inspiring English sources

A local opera company staged Puccini's "Il Tabarro" for large crowds in 2007, but never again.

That makes them an indispensable tool for large crowds to self-organise, as seen in the March in May rallies.

But he is going to be taking lessons, and he argues that his experience performing for large crowds gives him an advantage over a real novice.

As has been the pattern all through, they performed for large crowds, indicating that this experimental venture has surely been a success.

And half a dozen bars in the New York area that have a relationship with the Cornell alumni association are bracing for large crowds of red-clad Cornellians on Thursday.

Most of the festival's strawberries will be from Long Island (the farm doesn't produce enough for large crowds), but families can visit the museum's new greenhouse complex and see how the plant is cultivated.

It took eight weeks to film, and often used extras who had been present at the actual events for large crowd scenes, including a scene depicting Milk's "Hope Speech" at the 1978 Gay Freedom Day Parade.

For larger crowds, use several starters.

Needless to say, most people opted for the latter option because it afforded them the chance to make immediate cash and play for larger crowds.

(Most sites are misreporting the original Figaro article, saying insurers are blaming downloading for larger crowds, when in fact, the article mentions neither).

B These types of cakes may not be suitable for larger crowds because it is very hard to please everyone's tastes as it can be quite sweet.