Sentence examples for has a crowd from inspiring English sources

"We have no record out, so we're coming into something that has a reputation and has a crowd," the band's manager, Daniel Ryan, said.

Or, if it's just coffee she wants, she'll head to Starbucks on Purchase Street in downtown Rye, which, she said, always has a crowd.

Riga, who had chosen the night's itinerary, announced that the next destination was the Ginger Man on 36th Street, a popular Irish bar just around the corner from the Morgans that often has a crowd jamming the sidewalk out front.

Tidal also has a crowd of small competitors to fend off.

He'll do anything to shuck and jive a crowd to make sure he has a crowd.

He has a crowd pleasing style of fighting but not a big personality, which has limited him.

The time has come for the United States to adopt a China policy which recognises this undeniable truth .Mr Helms knows he has a crowd-pleaser here.

But the show itself has a crowd-pleasing, populist quality that could probably fill more commercial spaces and draw broader audiences, most particularly the under-12 demographic.

Rubasingham, 42, wants to attract a younger and more diverse audience to the Tricycle, and her first season – four shows running from October – has a crowd-pleasing feel.

It's a straight bio-drama with no metaphor, moral or message beyond the facts of the true-life story, but thanks to the director John Dove's lucid production (en route to Chichester), it has a crowd-pleasing pace.

He does something very similar here and, with the aid of the superb cinematographer Jean Yves Escoffier, has come up with a picture that has a crowd-stopping impact.