Sentence examples for hold crowd from inspiring English sources

Tables too small for what they're meant to hold crowd the small dining room, which is noisy at peak moments.

Peter Mele, the tournament director, warned that Westchester is not designed to hold crowds of 50,000 to 60,000 people like some other locations the PGA Tour.

"Stewards by their very nature are designed to hold crowds at bay, but they were joining in the celebrations as well, and our supporters have never forgotten it".

Before the Taylor Report demanded that the stadium be all-seated, Easter Road had vast banks of terracing on three sides, which meant that it could hold crowds in excess of 60,000.

At the prison where Mr. Milosevic had been held, crowds of supporters gathered in the hours after the transfer was announced, shortly before 7 p.m. local time.

Though the Bowl has held crowds of more than 70,000 on 20 occasions, the last was back in 1983, for the 100th anniversary of the Yale-Harvard game.

The main outdoor, roofed stage (the famous Lone Star Pavilion) holds crowds of up to 4,000 and is surrounded by restaurants and special events salons.

Walking past the festival's HQ earlier - in a building called the Lightbox - where the gala is being held, crowds were eagerly looking on as guests arrived in their outrageous stretch Hummer limos.

Outside, police and firefighters hold the crowd at bay.

It's hard to hold a crowd on the platform.

Ain't none of them can hold a crowd like Chuck.