Sentence examples for loyal crowd from inspiring English sources
Wildcats have won three straight, but Bucks want to impress loyal crowd.
It would be hard to nominate a more loyal crowd than Rovers'.
Chikubu in Midtown makes its succulent ramen only on Friday and Saturday, but it draws a loyal crowd of regulars.
"This ruling makes us look weak, which by the way we no longer are, believe me," Mr. Trump said, to mounting cheers from a loyal crowd.
Sussex Slipcote, a sharp soft cheese made from sheep's milk, the harder Duddleswell, pecorino, halloumi, feta and ricotta all pull in a loyal crowd.
The trick is to stay hype-free, catering to a small but loyal crowd, and make enough money to remain in business.
Yet five years later, huge and loyal crowds turned out for the queen mother's funeral, and for the queen's Golden Jubilee.
In all, there were 600 founding shareholders, including many of the studio's most famous faces, which gave Hollywood a priceless sprinkle of stardust and guaranteed large and loyal crowds from the off.
It's not hard to imagine bands like these -- and Jim Black's AlasNoAxis, and Chris Speed's Yeah NO -- striking a chord with the kind of loyal crowds that turn out for the Bad Plus, if not the curiosity-seekers that "Gold Sounds" indulges.
What attracts the large and loyal crowds is not only the wide selection of books – there are around 250,000 in the Dunnan store alone – but Eslite's policy of allowing customers to read for as long as they want without having to buy.
Who goes there: Fifteen years on from the first ever Download (35 if you include its forerunner, Monsters of Rock), and the festival still attract a loyal rocker crowd.
