Sentence examples for managed the crowds from inspiring English sources
Hired bouncers managed the crowds.
Cemetery officials managed the crowds by making all 12 miles of roads one-way, bringing in portable toilets and about a dozen extra maintenance workers.
The extra 40,000 policemen employed in time for the tournament, for example, might have managed the crowds brilliantly, but they will have no effect on South Africa's crime rate if the country's collapsed detective services are not repaired.
As she began emergency treatment, Syrian staff members managed the crowd forming at the gate, turning away friends and family members who wanted to enter.
Police officers, dressed in blue and trying to manage the crowds, shouted, "Just wait, just wait.
Detective Burns said officers at the 122nd Precinct were already preparing to manage the crowds this year.
To prevent any repeat, Wal-Mart has sharply changed how it intends to manage the crowds.
Suffolk County denied the festival a mass-gathering permit, saying its organizers had failed to line up enough police officers to manage the crowds and traffic.
The hope is that the system will help Rio manage the crowds during next year's football World Cup and the 2016 Olympics.From the bottom-up view, the control room is a smartphone.
Tibs here in Hollywood Chinese theater Star Wars episode VII The Force Awakens line #TheLineAwakens pic.twitter.com/vUdztVvOot Extra security has been brought in to manage the crowds this year, with fans warned not to bring light sabers, masks and face paint.
They fell in love, married three years later and famously ran Le Gourmandin together, the chic Ms. Crotet Billard managing the crowds while her husband turned out classic cuisine bourguignonne.
