Sentence examples for formidable crowd from inspiring English sources

It's no wonder Stormzy stands out from that formidable crowd.

This techno cathedral, in a beautiful, brutal, concrete power station on the edge of Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, pulls in formidable line ups – and an even more formidable crowd – and has a deserved reputation as one of the best clubs in the world.

With more than a hundred dead or wounded at Pulse in Orlando, it's worth noting that it was the gay club's Latin night that drew the formidable crowd.

It is likely to draw formidable crowds.

The online retail space itself has gotten crowded with formidable competitors.

During peak hours, the crowds remain formidable; tranquil scrutiny of art is not in the cards.

During the CNBC debate, it was clear from Rubio's well-prepared performance and his tangle with Jeb Bush that he is the most potentially formidable politician in the G.O.P. crowd.

The band draws a black-shirted, testosterone-soaked crowd, one so formidable that when Tool started its two nights at City Center on Friday, arriving audience members faced a head-to-foot pat-down.

By John Cassidy October 29, 2015 During the CNBC debate, it was clear from Rubio's well-prepared performance and his tangle with Jeb Bush that he is the most potentially formidable politician in the G.O.P. crowd.

He and his wife, Ethel, delighted crowds with their formidable star power and their friendliness.

There was no line to get into the Met's sister exhibition of the portrait masters Velázquez and Manet, but the crowds were also formidable, as was the struggle between those wearing audio earphones and those not.