Sentence examples for terrible crowd from inspiring English sources

— Donna M. Tampa, Fla .— — — ★☆☆☆☆ Terrible crowd.

"You guys are terrible crowds to play for.

That's why us Kiwis make a terrible sports crowd: you can't sing when your teeth are grinding.

"Even if the up-and-comers, as we call them, are really terrible, the crowd is still supportive".

Hillsborough was one example, but many terrible fires are crowd crushes, too.

When a local radio broadcaster chose to point that out in a snarky tweet to Banks, she replied, calling Aussie crowds terrible, violent and belligerent.

By the fourth day of NYCC, I was completely over all the crowds, terrible food, and Christian imagery, but I showed up again because that's what VICE pays me to do.

But today is perhaps not the triumphant return we hoped for, marred as it is by terrible acoustics and a crowd who just don't seem motivated to take part in the noble art of chucking beer around and damaging their vocal chords.

"That's terrible!" someone in the crowd can be heard exclaiming after the big reveal.

In the same vein, amazing gameplay can cover a multitude of sins – yes, the crowd looked terrible, the presentation didn't come close to anything resembling polished, and match commentator Tony Gubba sounded like a hostage reading a list of demands at gunpoint.

Any festival can book a slew of world-class DJs and be a terrible experience if the crowd don't get into it, and the Bugged Out Weekender had some of the most in-about-it clubbers I've seen in a while.