Sentence examples for thick crowds from inspiring English sources

For weeks, thick crowds have poured out of the Haridwar railway station, overwhelming the city.

He gushed afterward about the unique experience of running through New York's typically thick crowds.

This video, credited to a member of the group, shows thick crowds milling about the street chanting.

DeVivo gunned the convertible over the bridge and into Brooklyn, where thick crowds cheered the first sign of action.

A few miles farther in the Williamsburg section, there were thick crowds of Hasidic Jews, men in black hats and long coats, many accompanied by wives and children.

Today, thick crowds again stroll past his store, the Home Shop, but they rarely get past the maze of $2 and $5 tables clustered near the doors.

I make my way though the thick crowd.

She couldn't reconcile herself to the sluggish pace in the thick crowd.

No waiting in line, behind a thick crowd, for a quick glimpse of Catherine the Great's coronation dress.

As we pushed through a thick crowd to our table, a handsome old man with a deeply tanned face called out to de Villiers from across the room.

Stephon Marbury, who could be cut loose any time, drew a thick crowd of reporters and veered wildly between nonchalance and indignation.