Sentence examples for throng around from inspiring English sources

At the theater, women throng around, kissing The Champ and flirting.

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.

Behind the throng around the cart is a bunch of kids in leather jackets and cropped hair, looking on with tolerant smiles.

True, we get snatches of music borne on the wind, plus distant views of the throng around the stage; but most of the movie busies itself with the lead-up to the main event.

AT around noon most days, the throng around Buckingham Palace thickens as hundreds of tourists, many from overseas, gather to watch liveried guards on horseback enter the palace grounds.

Watching the throng around Ms. Zimmer, Toya Booth, a 33-year-old associate minister at Grace Baptist Church in Mount Vernon, N.Y., recalled how she used to rush home from school in Louisville, Ky., to watch the last 10 or 15 minutes of the show with her mother and two grandmothers.

Fans later thronged around Bolt as he walked to an interview escorted by a large detail of security guards.

They thronged around Derrick, pleading to be let in free, their faces upturned like baby birds'.

In Montevideo, savers thronged around cash dispensers on what was an end-of-month payday.

It thrives, attracting the same brand of tony folk who had once thronged around Phil's pool.

The mea culpa appeared deeply meaningful to the bereaved families, who thronged around Mr. Clarke when he completed his testimony.