Sentence examples for sizeable crowds from inspiring English sources
Anti-capitalist demonstrations on May 1st in cities around the world attracted sizeable crowds.
The Atlus puzzler Catherine managed to tempt sizeable crowds into the smaller Concourse Hall.
If the Manhattan experiment is any indication, the new toilets across the city are likely to draw sizeable crowds.
Ten years ago, groups like U2, The Cranberries and The Pogues might all have attracted sizeable crowds at the Fleadh.
From the scruffy environs of the Bethnal Green Working Mens Club to the opulence of the Café de Paris near Piccadilly Circus, sizeable crowds gather most nights of the week somewhere in the capital to take in a variety show.
He toiled hard for many months, drawing sizeable crowds on the road but failed to turn interest into votes or seats.UP may yet offer Mr Gandhi consolation come the next national election, which is likely in 2014.
Billy Bragg gigged locally the other week, and a Jack Monroe lecture pulled a sizeable crowd.
"I think PTI was unable to get sizeable crowd together and felt under pressure to call off their lockdown and save themselves embarrassment," he said.
It was gone 1am when she clinched victory on her third match point, and she thanked the sizeable crowd for sticking it out.
"I, like all of you, have evolved," Mr. Edwards said last week to a sizeable crowd at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. "It is not enough to do small things.
But with the card's new sponsors keen to promote the racing, the decision to offer free admission should be rewarded with a sizeable crowd – especially as the meeting falls during the half-term holidays.
