Sentence examples for much smaller crowds from inspiring English sources
They attracted much smaller crowds and ended without violence.
The interim years were marked by much smaller crowds, often with large numbers of opposing fans.
There are fewer places to play, and the surviving ballrooms are drawing much smaller crowds.
When Hefner takes the mound, often in front of much smaller crowds, the focus is still usually on the younger, more accomplished Harvey.
The main reasons for it are not hard to figure out, either: much lower trans-Atlantic fares and much smaller crowds in Europe.
The 84,000 fans at the mid-table clash between Dortmund and Leverkusen certainly compares favourably with the empty stands in Italy and much smaller crowds in Spain.
But it is spread among a much smaller crowd.
But a much smaller crowd turned up, estimated at just over 100,000.
A much smaller crowd made their way into a church at the entrance to the garden.
"In fact," Mr. Causey added, "it's a much smaller crowd than we'd expect for an opening-night game.
Before a much smaller crowd in City Hall Square in Vilnius, Mr. Bush compared the threat from today's terrorists to the Nazis and Communists who controlled much of Europe for parts of the 20th century.
