Sentence examples for spirited crowd from inspiring English sources

The spirited crowd called for the arrest of Mr. Zimmerman and the ouster of Sanford's police chief.

The spirited crowd dominated one weeknight, but the place was devoted to diners on the weekend.

The infectious partylike atmosphere is due to the young, spirited crowd.

At the rally, a spirited crowd hoisted placards with slogans like "Hunters for Bush".

On a Friday night, the bar was in gridlock, with a spirited crowd dressed in peasant blouses and plaid cowboy shirts.

A spirited crowd of nearly 3,000 Republicans inside the Myrtle Beach Convention Center loudly cheered — and occasionally jeered — throughout the two-hour debate.

It played to spirited crowds in Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Beijing until midway through a performance on Friday, December 2nd, at Peking University.

Covered in vivid graffiti and accented with metal sculptures, Metelkova City (Masarykova Cesta 24; metelkovamesto.org) attracts a free-spirited crowd.

2. Origin: A trendy, high-spirited crowd tucks into haute comfort fare at Claudio Aprile's new hot spot, a casual counterpart to his foodie temple Colborne Lane.

At the Theater at Madison Square Garden on March 8, Mr. Hammond presided over a full band, a small orchestra, and an affectionate, high-spirited crowd.

The frustration of being a lone individual going against the grain is depicted by a decapitated man jumping around in vain while a mean-spirited crowd plays keep-away with his head, represented by a basketball.