Sentence examples for gigantic crowd from inspiring English sources

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, 2015 -- Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova begin Old Lady Reunion Tour before gigantic crowd.

He appears at the head of a gigantic crowd, swelled by white well-wishers from all over the world.

For many people at the festival, just seeing and joining that gigantic crowd was more of a revelation than anything that happened onstage.

CHICAGO — Chicago is bracing for a gigantic crowd this week in Grant Park, the city's iconic front yard, where Senator Barack Obama has chosen to spend election night.

Towson's players get a chance to play in front of a gigantic crowd and an opportunity to pull off perhaps the greatest upset in college football history.

Gigantic crowd, everybody happy.

The Tour de France continues to draw gigantic crowds.

Watching the news that night – mostly dominated by the yet more gigantic crowds in London – it felt great to know I'd been a small part of it all.

When you look at pictures from the Arab spring, you see these gigantic crowds of young men, and it confirms the impression that the Muslim Middle East has a gigantic youth bulge — hundreds of millions of young people with little to do.

Young Israeli organizers repeatedly turned out gigantic crowds insisting that their political leaders, regardless of party, had been so thoroughly captured by security concerns, ultra-Orthodox groups and other special interests that they could no longer respond to the country's middle class.

Riding through a countryside full of grazing cattle and sheep and watched by gigantic crowds all along the route Saturday, Armstrong was 43 seconds ahead of his nearest rival, Ullrich, at the first checkpoint, 11 miles along; 46 seconds ahead by the 21-mile checkpoint; 54 seconds ahead by the 29-mile checkpoint; and 1 01 at the finish.