Sentence examples for leads crowded from inspiring English sources

The peripheral characters are so memorably sketched and performed, Cary Elwes and Robin Wright look rather dull as leads, crowded out as they are by the likes of Wallace Shawn, André the Giant, Christopher Guest, Peter Cook, and most memorably of all, Mandy Patinkin.

The movement toward industrialization often led to crowded, substandard housing and poor sanitary conditions for the workers.

Few allow voters to vote early, which leads to crowding and last-minute hiccups at polling stations.

But the youth league leader defiantly continued to lead crowds in the forbidden singalong.

Berlioz led crowds here in singing "La Marseillaise" to celebrate the revolution of the July monarchy in 1830.

Ms. Silva said, "The intent of such groups is to lead crowds in cheers at sporting events, which makes them undeniably part of the entertainment" — even if there's athletic skill involved.

When the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad began in March 2011, he became the area's chanter and was known as "the nightingale" for his ability to lead crowds of protesters in lilting call-and-response rhymes.

led crowd in the Pledge of Allegiance -- which he said drives the liberals crazy.

Trump's frequent contention that Clinton is a criminal has led crowds at his rallies to chant "lock her up," as they did at his rally Friday in Erie, Pa.

Jagger, still an energetic showman at 72, jutted his ever-slender hips in impressive dance sequences and led crowd members to stomp and clap in unison for "Paint It Black".

Trump often led crowds in chants of "Lock her up!" during the campaign and vowed in October she would "be in jail" over the matter if he became president.