Sentence examples for sort the crowd from inspiring English sources

Elbowing through the throng at Flemington, it's tempting to sort the crowd into groups.

It's one of those things you can have that passively sorts through the crowd and only grabs the attention of those who are in the know.

So it's been great that sort of the crowds have come to help us take on this fight we didn't really ask for.

You sort of forget the crowd are there sometimes but then you make a tackle and the stadium goes up.

"He points to them, he sort of eggs the crowd on to go after them," Blitzer said.

The soundtrack leans toward the less-demanding sort of electronica — the crowd is about 20 years younger here than it is in Arcadia.

"I don't want people to look at it as 'oh, he has cancer,' then you start getting the 'awes' and the pities and you sort of soothe the crowd's feeling for you.

He gave the hearing marquee value, enough to attract the sort of crowd that the normally somnolent Council chamber does not often see: 17 television cameras and many more photographers and reporters.

That made for the sort of crowd that shushed the bartender who was noisily tossing beer bottles into a trash can — this, before the band even took the stage — and then shushed one another once it seemed the band was ready to play.

That was the sort of crowd it was at the 50th anniversary party of Rubenstein Associates, the public relations firm founded by HOWARD RUBENSTEIN -- the kind to note where Mayor MICHAEL BLOOMBERG's young press secretary was looking.

This is the sort of crowd I've had the most relationship with because they're the ones getting the most flack".