Sentence examples for slow crowd from inspiring English sources

The tired response from the go slow crowd is buck-passing balderdash: the UK is only a small proportion of global emissions so, hey, why should we go to all the effort?

As the footy kicks on behind the IGA supermarket, a slow crowd trickles in to sit in the shade of the bush hibiscus and mango trees that circle the stage.

Fortunately, McNamara fell in with a slower crowd and found a job, which he continued through art school, providing social services to gay and lesbian senior citizens.

The researchers found that socializing groups slowed crowd traffic down by about 17%, compared with models in which pedestrian groups didn't interact.

It looks like the floats were slowed down by the dense crowd, which in turn obstructed the inflow of visitors, thereby creating an unfavorable feedback loop.

The band often had to slow down crowd favorites like Doolittle's "Gouge Away" and "Crackity Jones" to stop moshers from crushing each other.

I fell in with the slow-moving crowd ambling through the market, grateful just to be once again anonymous.

We may be able to slow the crowding of Long Island, America, even the planet, but we cannot stop it.

In the opening and closing parts of the work, Greenstein tries out grand, populist gestures; the striking middle section is a slow-moving crowd of chorales.

Playing four hours each they treated the slow-moving crowd to a gorgeous selection of funk, soul, disco, house, breaks and reggae.

As the slow-moving crowd began to march, police quickly swarmed the area, blocking streets and forcing protesters to switch routes.