Sentence examples for formal crowd from inspiring English sources

The club's smaller sibling, the Next Door Cafe, which caters to a younger, less formal crowd, offers Latin night on Fridays and Brazilian night on Saturdays.

But it's a formal crowd, too: in the evening most men wore dinner jackets to the hotel's main restaurant, Les Faunes.

The crowd at the following two large-tent presentations, by New York City- and Paris-based designer Malan Breton and local "Project Runway" alum Michael Costello, drew a slightly more formal crowd -- many of the women in fitted, nightclub-ready dresses.

The formal definition of crowd Petri net is as follows: Crowd Petri net has to satisfy the following conditions: (1) Mobile crowd data element collection cannot be empty.

Van den Berg and van der Klaauw (2006), for instance, find that in The Netherlands, the monitoring of formal job search crowds out informal job search.

THE CROWD Relatively formal; lots of men wearing jackets.

She came up with a tree-lined avenue, a crowd of formal spectators, some white horses and black slaves.

After the formal presentation to the crowd, a RIM employee demonstrating the phone said he could not display the new phone's navigation app because he was indoors.

Well, the new film confirms that Oyelowo is one of those rare actors who can unleash a formal speech before a crowd, fortissimo, without seeming hammy or haranguing.

However, psychological studies suggest that formal extrinsic incentives may crowd out intrinsic motivations.

Unlike regulated formal postmarketing reports, the crowd trial takes place spontaneously, continuously and on a very large scale.