Sentence examples for much older crowd from inspiring English sources

Down in the main area a few hours later an excited and much older crowd were basking in front of the main stage watching disco heroes Chic and the legendary Nile Rodgers, dressed like a disco demi-god in white suit and beret, play their impressive collection of hits.

"The Mule," Eastwood's first acting gig since 2012′s "Trouble With the Curve," brought out a much older crowd.

The film also drew a much older crowd, with 39percentt of ticket-buyers coming in over the age of 50.

I'd turn up at these places, where there were all much older, northern crowds, and I'd always think: "Oh god, I'm not going to do well here".

It's hard, however, to imagine a young audience jazzed that every monster interaction is cut short by a cartoon – much less an older crowd.

"Our lives start so much earlier than older peoples' lives -- the minute you graduate from a high school, you can be recruited by a firm and make much more money than the older crowd ever did at our age.

8.36pm BST Mark Beaumont "It was an eclectic mix," says James Doon't Mention Me Dad McCartneyy of his set on the Replay stage today, "not so much the party people, slightly older crowd, Beatles fans…" We can relate to James' sense of feeling hijacked by the past.

"I don't know much about him other than he's more for the older crowd," said Meha Patel, a 19-year-old Rutgers students from Rahway.