Sentence examples for multicultural crowd from inspiring English sources

Navegante, which will be playing at Camaradas Friday night, draws a young, multicultural crowd.

Indeed, this multicultural crowd was no friend to either side of the aisle.

The music, like the fashionable multicultural crowd, is an eclectic mix, taking in reggae, classic soul and disco boogie.

Standing amidst the multicultural crowd that mingles through Barking market at lunchtime, she said: "I am definitely a xenophobe".

The New York D.J. Nickodemus had already loosened up the multicultural crowd with a set of global bass, classic salsa and digital mambos.

StartUp RockOn, a group of three start-ups that joined to promote — what else — start-up culture, drew a trucker-hat and fedora-wearing multicultural crowd.

"I find today's square's exploding lights and multicultural crowds as hot and sexy as any I've ever known," he writes.

THE CROWD Multicultural mix of all ages.

THE CROWD A fairly multicultural mix of young and old.

The crowd is diverse, beautiful, multicultural and cosmopolitan.

Oakland rapper and DJ Lafa Taylor interrupted his music to guide a massive crowd-breathing exercise, and Colorado-based bluegrass group Elephant Revival talked about the importance of cleaning the ocean before performing a song about the issue; local artist Guadalupe Urbina, meanwhile, used beautiful guitar music to preach to the crowd about the spiritual benefits of consuming multicultural food.