Sentence examples for intense crowd from inspiring English sources

But with intense crowd and pressure, no one can tell.

Intense crowd pressures, exacerbated by anxiety, make it difficult to breathe".

"This was the most intense crowd I've ever heard," Kittles said.

The referee Graham Salisbury was backed by the Brentford manager, Mark Warburton, for refusing to bow to intense crowd pressure as Leeds had three penalty claims turned down.

Intense crowd pressures, exacerbated by anxiety, make it difficult to breathe, which may finally cause compressive asphyxia.

This was by far the most intense crowd of the entire fest and with good reason.

Virtually any fish and seafood dish with a butter sauce will find a kinship with this intense, crowd-pleasing chardonnay.

The game was an intense crowd-pleaser throughout, undecided until Brad Richards took advantage of Josh Bailey's giveaway to break a 2-2 tie with a little less than five minutes left.

He believes large and intense crowds can improve his play.

"Sisi is treating us as if we are not human," said Sarah Gad, 24, a software engineer in a full-face veil, complaining about the intense crowds as people rushed to squeeze in their round-the-clock schedules before the curfew.

Eating at off hours ensures that you won't wait as long at restaurants nor will you encounter intense crowds in the restaurants.