Sentence examples for frantic crowd from inspiring English sources

Five years ago, a Walmart employee at a Long Island store was trampled to death by a frantic crowd.

Bags in hand, I stumbled through the frantic crowd, hailed a battered taxi, and headed for the Gandamack Lodge, a renovated 1930s villa owned by Peter Jouvenal, an old Afghan hand and former BBC cameraman.

She is rediscovered on the screen giving birth, a metaphor for the new mystical knowledge, which, Ms. Neshat said, "it is her duty to deliver" to the frantic crowd.

PARK CITY, Utah — A half foot of perfect, powdery snow fell here on Monday, carrying a message to the frantic crowd in temporary residence at the Sundance Film Festival: Slow down.

For the frantic crowds milling at the airport in the typhoon-ravaged Philippines city of Tacloban, the arrival of two air force C130s was a welcome sight.

On a stop in Thailand, she drew such frantic crowds that President Thein Sein cancelled his own visit there a few days later, apparently to avoid being upstaged — an episode that indicated how hard it may be for the regime to accommodate the freshman lawmaker from Kawhmu, who happens to be a Nobel laureate.

But there, among the frantic crowds, stood her father.

The QM2's dance club pulled a frantic young crowd after midnight.

Also, teasers at "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" screenings over the holiday weekend showed frantic rock crowds cheering while snippets of Axl-sounding screeches and guitars played.

Maybe a frantic market would crowd it out.

At this frantic Harlem bar, crowds dance to coupé-décalé from the Ivory Coast.