Sentence examples for guys crowded from inspiring English sources

Soon a gaggle of maintenance guys crowded around the unknown singer to get autographs.

When generous donors delivered food to the Occupy Wall Street contingent a few weeks back, one of the youthful Occupods was incensed that the homeless guys crowded in to claim a share.

With guys crowding the plate — and so armored they would stay in longer — chances increased for an H.B.P. Since 2006, however, the trend has reversed — with H.B.P. per team dropping 13 percent, to 59, then 56, then 53 last year.

You think of your local video gaming society and it's hard not to picture a group of guys crowding around a bunch of TVs playing "Call of Duty".

Now, Mr. Wittman and his viral-video cohorts at the Fog and Smog collective (the team is from San Francisco and Los Angeles) have a new rap and a new beef — limber women who do yoga and the creepy guys crowding their mats in class.

Reportedly invited by Mars himself (though it's hard to imagine that the NFL didn't encourage their presence), the long-running L.A. rockers crashed the stage Sunday for a stale "Give It Away" that added zero to the proceedings — unless you count the disheartening sight of a bunch of white guys crowding out a bunch of black guys from their own gig.

More guys were crowding into the bathroom too, and they're yelling, 'Kill him, kill him, kill him.' " Tringale believes he was either knocked unconscious or what happened next was too horrible for his memory to recall.

I was thrown off-kilter because boxing matches are usually a very guys' guy crowd".

When I got jumped by an undercover douchebag cop in '04, the first thing he threatened me with was, "who you gonna hang out with in prison… the tough white guy crowd?" I didn't know what the shit he was talking about, and I still only have a vague idea of what that is now, even after six years of hangin' with so-called tough white guys.

Eventually, I'm waiting for Trump, but so is everyone else, and there are about 100 guys who've crowded in line before me.

"If it's too crowded, you guys might want to open the doors earlier," offered Ms. Mendez, who said she had a candle shrine to Ms. Cruz at her Roosevelt Island home involving "a secret between me and her and God".