Sentence examples for multitude of fans from inspiring English sources
He has a multitude of fans in the Napa Valley, and invitations to parties at the villa are coveted.
Mr. Tarantino's slavery revenge fantasy has a multitude of fans (and fanboys), and there's no question that his dialogue is ever-quotable.
Although her music earned her a multitude of fans on the islands of Cape Verde, it did not provide financial success.
"The World Boxing Council is very grateful to the multitude of fans that participated in this process, voting on our web page, to choose the historic belt Mayweather or Pacquiao will proudly possess".
Even for his times, he was nearer the cruiserweight mark than a true heavyweight, but the weight of his left hook was that of a champion, and the postwar sporting world provided him with a multitude of fans, to whom he was ever attached.
The author's multitude of fans – Garner's work is "where human emotion and mythic resonance, sexuality and geology, modernity and memory and craftsmanship meet and cross-fertilise", says Pullman, and "any country except Britain would have long ago recognised his importance, and celebrated it with postage stamps and statues and street names" – will welcome his change of mind.
Hamilton surely marks the first time that multitudes of fans have been consumed by a Broadway musical they have not attended.
Not only was the performance area preposterously small, but there was also nearly no space on the pier for the multitudes of fans, as well as relatively no elevation for the onlookers.
It takes place in the middle of a week when the Dodgers are on the road, when Scully can relax at his San Fernando Valley home without being swarmed by the multitudes of fans who crowd outside the press box each night in this final season, hoping for a glimpse of his red hair and ruddy smile, straining to hear a smattering of his farewell words.
We love Jesse Pinkman as much as all the multitude of Aaron Paul fans out there love him.
Mr. Ding, 47, has a multitude of young fans, but plenty of detractors describe him as a charlatan.
