Sentence examples for interested crowd from inspiring English sources

Delay-saving machine breaks down while there, and interested crowd stares while it is repaired.

The barely interested crowd gets just interested enough to yell some insults when he crouches to replug it, with his plumber's crack showing.

There was a small but interested crowd to see him and his band (replete with two drummers, bass, keyboard and singer Patrice Quinn) explore and play with songs from his triple album, The Epic.

It's a symbiotic give and take that means hiring a trendy publicist, becoming Interpol's labelmate (Iceage announced its signing to Matador in November), and giving often mildly interested crowds an entertaining show in order to sow whatever seeds of dissatisfaction and protest you can to as many aggregated listeners as possible.

For half an hour, it was Olsen, her stark electric guitar and her basilisk stare versus a demi-interested crowd, still trickling in from work.

"I think Federer believes he's so much better than everyone else, he likes to give the other guy a bit of a chance before he demolishes him, just to keep the crowd interested," says Jay Van Rensburg.

The American kept the crowd interested but when Nadal hit his fifth ace and held to love to go 5-4 up, there was a sense that this fight was coming to an end sooner rather than later.

Shopsin catalogs the acts in vivid detail, while Fulford's picture is more interested in the crowd; the men, straining to see the stage from the highest seats, are our stand-ins, and the page becomes a mirror in which the reader is transformed.