Sentence examples for the crowd blew from inspiring English sources
The crowd blew horns in support, and some people ululated.
People in the crowd blew vuvuzelas, chanted in English, and spoke among themselves in Arabic.
The elder Mr. Cuomo stood and gave a modest wave toward the crowd, blew a kiss toward his son, gave him a thumbs-up and quickly sat down again.
In Paris, the South African writer Breyten Breytenbach addressed a gathering in front of Notre-Dame Candedrafterwardftheward the crowd blew out the seventy candles on a gigantic birthday cake.
Perry holes a real dribbler, with the crowd blowing it in.
Bang! Pow! Boom! is a character within the Dark Carnival which Bruce describes as a "continuous explosion that stomps his way through the crowd blowing evil souls to Hell".
As she does so she says that Mr Korn will shortly have the crowds blow their whistles so hard "that people in Washington will be able to hear it".
A Protestant teenager was killed when a pipe bomb he was preparing to throw at police and a rival Catholic crowd blew up in his hand, the police said.
His punch in the air almost lifted him off his feet; the noise made by the crowd almost blew him over.
Earlier that week, Shortz had told the Wall Street Journal that the crowd would "blow the roof off the hotel" if Ripstein won.
People who break from the crowd to blow the whistle, history shows, are often the most psychologically distanced from the situation.
