Sentence examples for have a crowd from inspiring English sources

"But you're just going to have a crowd somewhere".

"He said, 'I gotcha.' " Reed will have a crowd at the Super Bowl.

We'll have a crowd coming to Balfour, thinking this is the coolest place".

Certainly when Fred Applegate was the star, Mr. McIndoe didn't have a crowd like this.

"It's nice to have a crowd," he explained in a 1992 interview.

When we have a crowd like this – look at this!" They cheered again.

And he opted not to have a crowd-pleasing meeting with Barack Obama.

I met Lauder by chance at the Neue Galerie, days before the opening, and remarked that, thanks to "Adele," the intimate place may soon have a crowd-control problem.

With the interest of contemporary television audiences in forensic science, Adelphi University in Garden City should have a crowd-pleaser in "Forensic Anthropology," an exhibition at the Swirbul Library that shows how a thoroughly modern scientific approach to solving crime can help uncover mysteries of ancient civilizations.

Subsidies seem to have a crowding out effect since firms receiving national subsides invest less in innovation.

We have a crowd-funding campaign coming up and some fundraising events, so it's getting there.