Sentence examples for mammoth crowd from inspiring English sources

Even with the help of a crutch, Mr. Bento was too unsteady to venture into the mammoth crowd that had gathered along the expansive dirt of a vacant lot near a cement factory.

Or, more gravely, as organizers try and ramp up security after the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, and after Tuesday's attack in lower Manhattan, bulky costumes have become a concern for security experts trying to get a handle on a mammoth crowd with a lot of moving parts.

After saying hello to the mammoth crowd and a seemingly endless sea of Snapchatting, the DJ promised some new music, opening his set with "Ten Feet Tall" and an explosion of confetti and CO2.

At 46, Mr. Obama boasts star power and soaring oratory that attract mammoth crowds.

The soaring speeches and mammoth crowds that fueled his rise in donations and in the polls have lately proven powerless to stop Mrs. Clinton from carrying Ohio, Texas and Pennsylvania.

Mammoth crowds en route saw the lead grow to as high as 3 12 before Cancellara slowed to shake hands with team officials in accompanying cars and then coast through a victory lap in the Roubaix velodrome.

By keeping the stores open for 24 hours, Wal-Mart is hoping for a steady flow of shoppers instead of mammoth crowds swelling outside its stores in the wee hours of Friday.

When most mainlanders picture Maui, they see surfers sliding down mammoth waves, bays crowded with sailboats and waterfalls alongside the ragged, verdant Hana Highway.

The Kentucky Derby and Preakness champion I'll Have Another never got to look out of his gate and see an impressively large crowd in a mammoth Belmont Park desperate to know if the colt could run a mile and a half ahead of his rivals and pass the Test of the Champion.

One often looks to the opera world for really, really big shows whose mammoth sets, large choruses, and crowd of supernumeraries fill a stage.

Following a mammoth parade, New Yorkers in 1882 crowded into a park where, after much speech-making, they "ate their lunches, drank beer, listened to German singing societies and Irish fiddlers, danced to union bands, and viewed fireworks displays in the evening".