Sentence examples for major crowd from inspiring English sources

Wherever the Monitor put into port, civilians wishing to visit the vessel created major crowd control issues.

The Royal Ballet has major crowd pleasers in dancers like Darcey Bussell, Sarah Wildor, Deborah Bull, Adam Cooper, Ms. Guillem and Carlos Acosta, a Cuban who joined last year.

In addition to a spectacular location and amazing food lineup, the famous 3-day festival (held this year from June 3-5) on Randall's Island has some solid acts on the bill this year, with major crowd pleasers like Kanye West, Beck and Robyn headlining.

From the crew called "A-Team" in its van of the same TV show to "Green Army Men" with their all green jeep (as in color, not its eco-friendliness exactly), "Team Under The Top" and their 18-wheeler cab (unclear whether a Mack or Kenilworth) among others, these rigs prove to be major crowd pleasers.

Organizers fear that members of a radical youth underground movement in Europe will converge on Prague and pose a major crowd-control challenge for relatively inexperienced Czech police.

Over time, as we grew, we experienced major crowding issues, with two to three people per desk and little space for our belongings.

Two major crowd-sourced competitions, the Merck QSAR competition, held in 2012 at the Kaggle data mining platform, and the Tox21 data-challenge 2014 for chemical risk assessment were both won by groups that utilized deep learning methods as main machine learning techniques [19, 20].

"This all-star mix of live and pre-recorded music was a major crowd-pleaser," declared David Rooney of the Hollywood Reporter, saying the event would be "regarded as a wonderfully chaotic treasure trove by some and a hot mess by others".

Despite being thousands of miles from England, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival draws major crowds, and the Ashland Springs Hotel has a distinctively European flair in its 70 rooms.

Twenty Caucasian subjects (nine males and 11 females; mean age 28.05 years; SD 8.34) were randomly selected according to the following inclusion criteria: normal occlusal sagittal, vertical and transverse relationships, as characterised by Angle Class I molar and cuspid relations, absence of cross-bites and well-set interincisal relations without major crowding.

Mr. Bernard's description of the crowd: "Major, major, major rap stars, major people in the hip-hop community.