Sentence examples for louder crowd from inspiring English sources

The judo matches here last week drew a larger and louder crowd.

Faced with an ever larger and louder crowd, guards at the Bornholmer Strasse border crossing yielded in the late evening.

The effect can be lost, he conceded, "if it's a louder crowd and the room is lousy".

The combination of the two streaks, the late start, the weekend mood and St . Patricks Day made for a louder crowd than usual.

Instead of saying "are you kidding – the Phoenix Coyotes have a louder crowd, and they haven't even got a crowd", Sid The Kid said the folks of Stockholm were about average.

Later, before a larger, louder crowd at an American Legion hall in Rockaway, in Morris County, Mr. Lonegan said Tuesday's vote was "not just a primary, it's a revolution," adding: "We're going to decide what the Republican Party stands for, not only in New Jersey but also in the nation".

I mean, what can they demand from us? Louder crowds?

In a nutshell: The loudest crowd of the weekend.

On Tuesday, HAIM (rhymes with "rhyme") played to a sold-out, happily loud crowd at Webster Hall.

"It was a loud crowd today, and that was totally my fault".

The match announcer claimed that the Britannia Stadium has the loudest crowd in the Premier League.