Sentence examples for the crowd between from inspiring English sources

There are also advertising gimmicks designed to entertain the crowd between innings.

The din was at its loudest when T-shirts were fired into the crowd between periods.

"To show you how radical I am, I want carjackers dead," the aging rocker roared at the crowd between songs.

He ran through the crowd between the tees and slapped the hand of every fan he could reach.

The three defensive backs, who came straight from the airport after the Giants returned from Phoenix, walked onto the court and waved to the crowd between quarters.

Photograph: Adrian Dennis / AFP / Getty Images 12.18pm BST Rather colourful cheerleaders entertain the crowd between the Beach Volleyball matches at Horse Guards Parade.

Police officers and volunteers in yellow tabards and baseball caps marshalled the crowds between crash barriers while Red Cross workers handed out bottles of water.

Murray, 26, looked shell-shocked, double-faulting to lose serve for the second time and clearly unhappy with the crowd noise between serves.

In 1961, he was in his 20s and studying acting, hanging out with a group of people that he describes as "sort of the hipster crowd between the beatniks and the hippies".

The excitement in the hall felt extreme, and genuine; the crowd roars between encores were ravenous.

I didn't see him at first, but I quickly guessed that he was near, because the crowd loitering between the clubhouse and the first tee suddenly convulsed.