Sentence examples for much of crowd from inspiring English sources

After a poor debate performance last month, Mr. Romney's advance team failed to generate much of crowd for a rally in Florence, S.C.

There was not much of crowd yet, actually, but thousands of people are expected over the weekend to honor and pray before a relic tied to Our Lady of Guadalupe, a beloved and venerated symbol for Hispanic Catholics, a source of Mexican national identity and an increasing subject of devotion for non-Hispanics.

Two hundred and fifty Catholics, not much of crowd, assembled on the first day of "Fortnight for Freedom" at St. Patrick's Cathedral to hear New York's top priest, Timothy Dolan, celebrate Mass and reflect on religious liberty.

GAZA — Israel's attack has razed buildings and upended families in much of crowded Gaza.

The images, shot from a distance, obscured much of the crowd and the on-air commentator at one point significantly undercounted the crowd, saying only a few thousand protesters, both for and against President Hosni Mubarak, had shown up.

The LumberKings fail to attract much of a crowd.

He couldn't get much of a crowd.

When she double-faulted, much of the crowd clapped.

It was never much of a crowd – maybe 100.

He saw much of the crowd applauding him.

Much of the crowd had filed out by the time the final whistle went.