Sentence examples for hard crowd from inspiring English sources
It was a hard crowd to move.
"Maybe she felt Brooklyn was a hard crowd to please.
"Very hard crowd in the Bronx," he said.
It's a hard crowd to write for, and the critic who sets himself up as a color commentator inevitably struggles to find a style that can please Peter without needlessly riling up Paul.
We did one for a room of 40 nurses for National Handwashing Week and it was quite a hard crowd, which is often the case when you perform to a group from a single industry.
We Europeans are a hard crowd to please and there's nothing worse than being an MC or a founder speaking to an audience of unengaged stones.
"There wasn't an ounce of fat on Duane and the veins popped out of his skin, forced out by muscles vying for space in his hard, crowded body," Boggan notes somewhat enviously.
It is not what the "hard Brexit" crowd wants.
They should be happy, because he tries very hard!" The crowd then applauded the child on the stage.
What really struck Gilbert, though, was how hard the crowd rooted against Kyrgios.
Again, this is pretty enormous behaviour: shagging once so hard a crowd of distant angry parents call the police about it is pretty massive, but finishing up?
