Sentence examples for overwhelming crowd of from inspiring English sources

"The crowd is much, much, much smaller than we had feared it would be," said Gary Causey, the principal at Santa Fe High School, who noted that the school had more than two dozen fire trucks and ambulances on hand, in preparation for an overwhelming crowd of praying protesters.

Let's face it: When you're shy, an overwhelming crowd of people you need to be social with is probably the last kind of setting you want to be in.

The only thing that really counts for the moment is that by being there, they add an odd, curious, element to the usually overwhelming crowd of fevered, shouting, white Trump acolytes we see.

Desmond Flynn, a straight, Christian, married father of six, reported on Facebook that his entire family had hoped to serve as angels, but discovered when they arrived at the counterprotest that all of the wings had already been claimed by an overwhelming crowd of volunteers.

The game still has a sizable player base — about 65M people, as of April of this year — but for the most part, gone are the overwhelming crowds of people running through the street because someone spotted a Snorlax.

Federer, the leader in men's Grand Slam singles titles with 16, trying to wrest another one from his rivals to quiet those ready to write his career epitaph at the advanced age of 30, was the overwhelming crowd favorite.

"This is heaven tonight," Mr. Bourdain said of the restaurant's large but not overwhelming crowd.

If you're on your own in an overwhelming crowd, and don't feel safe, get out.

I really enjoyed taking a guided tour of this quaint city recently, as it had all the pluses of a large city without the overwhelming crowds, with great food being top of the list.

Professional and lively, Mumford & Sons made my long day of walking, overwhelming crowds, sometimes sunny, sometimes cold and windy San Franciso, worth every minute.

The entire thrust of the film — emphasized by the atmosphere-setting scenes of littered slums and overwhelming crowds — is that in the Indian maelstrom the truth can't be found.