Packed multitudes stood there in the dark letting the gigantic and glorious and well-lit painting blast them.
For a dozen blocks, Gamarra and its side streets are packed with multitudes and lined by high-rise buildings, the older ones of rough and ready brick, the newer ones of glass.
Don't miss the Musical Futures sharing wall packed with a multitude of great ideas from passionate music teachers.
They found that it was packed with a multitude of persons who were useless for fighting but had few defenders, and after quickly defeating those who resisted, they captured all the others.
Tourists densely packed in their multitudes outside Oxford Circus, a heaving sea of people crammed between the locked gates and the entrance to the Nike store, having lost all reason and purpose, an angry and atomised crowd ready to start setting fires unless the Central line is back up and running again.
The smoke-blackened streets were packed with illiterate multitudes [who] stayed alive through sheer birdlike ebullience".
The multitudes were packed as dense as broccoli florets, and they filled the entire two-mile route -- so the head of the march reached Union Square even before the last of the marchers stepped off at 14th Street and Seventh Avenue.
The next stage of computing innovation is taking advantage of the multitude of sensors packed into current and future handsets.
Galileo observed the Milky Way, previously believed to be nebulous, and found it to be a multitude of stars packed so densely that they appeared from Earth to be clouds.
Hours before the pageant passed its route was packed and lined with the greatest multitude that any living person has seen in London.
Once again, it's hard not to think of, say, Andreas Gursky's 1999 photographs of a dollar store packed with colorful products or a multitude of figures swarming inside the Chicago Board of Trade, images that turn consumerism and the frenzied activities of capitalism into an experience of the postmodern sublime.
