Sentence examples for some crowds from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, some crowds have begun to contract.

(Some crowds appeared smaller because fans watched from the concourses instead of their seats).

You might encounter some crowds, but don't miss the justly famous sunrise at Angkor Wat.

Some crowds gave it standing ovations; others sang the national anthem.

There are some crowds in the street calling for the military to act, and others calling for the Brotherhood to stand firm.

In some crowds the participants are largely preoccupied with themselves or with one another, and with participation in a common experience.

Some crowd!

"Damn, that's some crowd!" he said.

Spike Lee offered some crowd-sourced poetry-slam-style praise in a courtside interview.

Detroit finished the period with some crowd-muting long-distance shooting.

Mr. Chávez also put in some crowd pleasers, including a mandated 6-hour workday.