Sentence examples similar to thronging multitude from inspiring English sources

The game is rigged in her favor, but he's the one who rigged it, and, when the poem concludes, their voices, working now in unison, describe the riotous harmonies of a tree teeming with birds ("Blue throngs, gold multitudes, and pale congregations").

But television framed the spectacle of his fast as if a multitude had thronged.

In all cases, the security guards, who are usually presumed merely decorative – heavies whose primary job is to wrangle celebrities through thronging crowds – took on sinister overtones as they frisked attendees and sifted the contents of a multitude of expensive handbags.

They were thronging the streets.

The town thronged with old people.

Independence!" thronged central Beirut.

"Refugees thronged the docks.

Crowds thronged the streets.

Fun-seekers thronged through his doors.

After the war, visitors thronged in.

Inside, the store was thronged.