Sentence examples for miserable crowd from inspiring English sources

When England bowed out of the last World Cup after a failure in the penalty shoot-out, I watched a miserable crowd leave the local pub where they'd been watching the debacle.

That raw passion was recognised by an otherwise miserable Twickenham crowd when, in England's first international against South Africa last November, they rose with full-throated fervour as Vickery prepared to make his Test return from injury as a replacement.

Pike Place is miserable when crowded – it's only great on a week night, minutes before closing, when locals haggle for flowers and fish.

Because while my handicap makes me brilliant, it also makes me sick and miserable around crowds, noise and disorder.

On a dank, miserable day a patient crowd deserved better.

But the rockets continue to make daily life in Sderot miserable, with frequent sirens, crowded shelters, frightened children, considerable danger, trauma and stress.

They were camped in incredibly crowded and miserable conditions.

"I played the dance tent on the Friday and the crowd was already miserable.

Burton has also removed the talking animals who were in the cartoon and replaced them with a crowd of largely miserable humans.

We have turned from a sceptical and sometimes miserable British public into an optimistic crowd.

Kapil's stylish innings was some reward for the small crowd who braved the wet, miserable conditions.