Sentence examples for make a crowd from inspiring English sources

Around 2,000 extras were digitally enhanced to make a crowd of 35,000.

It doesn't need microphones, amplifiers or anything but breath and rhythm to make a crowd jump.

You might not be Stevie Wonder but you can hold a tune and make a crowd move and dance.

But Autechre hasn't forgotten how to make a crowd move and shout, and it does that on its own terms.

He found he could make a crowd move across a landscape by placing a tiny dot in one corner and gradually adding more.

But this in turn tells us something important about the new connectedness, which is that technology alone cannot make a crowd virtuous.

What I loved most about Detoutcoeur Limousin's panna cotta is that it's a collection of classic ingredients used to make a crowd-pleasing pudding, but somehow, it tastes exciting and new.

In the event, Osborne raided the welfare budget in order to make a crowd-pleasing claim that he would cut public services by "only" 19%, which he claimed were rather more mild cuts than those Labour would have imposed.

The crisis point came with 1990's The Bonfire of the Vanities, a Hollywood stinker of epic proportions and a textbook example of what happens when a studio tries to make a crowd-pleaser out of a difficult novel, and hires a strong-willed director to do it.

Daniel Lefcourt's video piece ingeniously makes a crowd of pedestrians out of a single person by artful technical manipulation.

I was just there helping out, making a crowd, but I've got an adrenaline problem, and when someone pisses me off I jump up and tell them".