Sentence examples for multiethnic crowd of from inspiring English sources

"Schoolyard" (2009), which was commissioned by the museum, shows what resembles a combination riot, funeral and religious awakening among a multiethnic crowd of young people.

Judging from the boisterous multiethnic crowds on a couple of recent weekend visits, family style is preferred.

SUSHI SAMBA 7 The view from the rooftop deck of this Brazilian-Peruvian-Japanese restaurant in the West Village is pedestrian enough that it could be in just about any city, but the place is abuzz with a good-looking multiethnic crowd.

But unlike Iglesias, who drew multiethnic crowds in the wake of crossover duets with Diana Ross and Willie Nelson, Luis Miguel, who has resisted recording in English, performs for an audience that remains almost exclusively Latino.

Crowds of spectators, foreground.

I have found a similar sense of peace and history in the Basilica of St.-Denis, in a busy, noisy, multiethnic northern suburb of Paris far from the embellishments, tourist crowds and hawkers of Notre-Dame.

Pakistan, populous and multiethnic country of South Asia.

Subjects: Multiethnic cohort of maintenance hemodialysis patients.

He showed photographs of his multiethnic group of friends.

He engaged a fresh, young, multiethnic group of players.

A common strategy has been to stress the multiethnic qualities of a city, for example.