Sentence examples for that throng from inspiring English sources

The beasts in this volume, both known and imagined, stunningly resemble the ones that throng mediaeval parish churches.

With binoculars, I might have picked out the crows and ravens that throng around the sign and descend on the garbage cans in the McDonald's parking lot.

What people take away from Compline seems at least as varied as the styles and age groups that throng the cathedral every Sunday.

So one theory is that the proteins of a person's immune system influence the copious bacteria that throng the surface of the skin.

"Tourists obviously go to the same places – that's what they're here for," he said, pointing to the masses that throng daily around Antoni Gaudí's most famous work near his home in the Sagrada Familia neighbourhood.

The lack of organized pre-hospital care coupled with the lack of resources and the high volume of patients that throng the government-run tertiary care hospitals further compound problems [7].

Many of the NGOs that thronged the country, and which threatened to eclipse the government, have departed.

They worry that throngs of fellow kayakers will jeopardize that which makes sea kayaking worthwhile -- sublime, scenic serenity.

The six-figure crowd that thronged the Downs here on Derby day had had a tip for the big race.

Several news outlets have been reporting that throngs of people eager to be among the first to own the new tablet are lining up around the world.

The voices that thronged on the airwaves in triumph on the first dawn of the post-Brexit future were those of the Thatcherite past: Liam Fox, Iain Duncan Smith and Norman Tebbit.