Sentence examples for passing crowd from inspiring English sources
THE three men wearing in-line skates stood quietly in the shade in Central Park, studying the passing crowd.
He plucks out a father and son from the passing crowd and does a trick for them.
There are tiny moments of drama; a woman's movement breaks down, then stops entirely as she cries silently amid the passing crowd.
From out of the passing crowd appeared Charles Corales, a bank employee who works in the area, who had not seen James Costalas since the terrorist attack.
Instead, he must "listen with deep emotion" to the passing crowd and bid farewell to the city — symbol of the imperial dream — "whom you are losing".
"Are you the New person drawn toward Me?" Walt Whitman asked of the passing crowd, and similarly on these battered, flirtatious Manhattan streets I find, as would any teenager, bottomless erotica.
Trump's parade rolled down Pennsylvania Avenue, passing crowds that often stood just two people deep.
A motorcade took him to the house, passing crowds of people who had lined the roads.
Because of the tinted windows, Mr. Obama must stand in the front to wave at passing crowds.
FOR Jerusalem's Jewish municipality, the photograph of a merry pope in a white skullcap waving at passing crowds from the walls of the Christian Information Centre was a step too far.
Posting a series of spooky selfies, standing stock-still and wearing shades in passing crowds or poised on top of a bridge, his face as expressionless as Ryan Gosling at his impassive best.
