Sentence examples for in huge crowds from inspiring English sources

It brought in huge crowds.

Recently one elevator was taken out of service, resulting in huge crowds of people on the first floor waiting to go up, especially during peak morning hours.

Reading "1944," I was reminded of "Where's Waldo?," the classic picture book series whose brightly colored illustrations challenge young readers to find the title character, hidden in huge crowds.

The increase in tourists has resulted in huge crowds at places like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which had 444,013 visitors last month, compared with 288,678 in November 2001.

This place is a social experience, sometimes exhaustingly so, as we watch ourselves mirrored in the escalator shafts, then gather in huge crowds to see films of rotting food.

The problem with all of this is that, unless you are very fast, sometimes even faster than a 'bot' or script that auto-purchases items — or you are willing to camp in huge crowds, overnight and in the icy cold or snow — you are not going to be able to get most of these hot releases when they drop.

He is pulling in huge huge crowds wherever he goes, and normally he charges around £750,000.

In Myanmar in August 1988, huge crowds took to the streets to demand the overthrow of the Government.

He is her only real rival at this point in drawing huge crowds of voters at political stops and in driving the 2008 political discussion in the media.

In Paris, huge crowds started marching from the Place d'Italie in the south toward the gilded-domed Invalides, where Napoleon is buried.

Soon, reports began filtering in about huge crowds but so-so food.