Sentence examples for tight crowd from inspiring English sources

I have African-American girlfriends, but they're not part of my tight crowd.

At the party, a tight crowd of fashion editors and social darlings began to congregate and Mr. Tadini seemed to know them all.

They walk past all the people, a line of roofed tables, they stand in the tight crowd there and fill out their betting slips.

The memory is simple: many people are gathered in a tight crowd.

The group gigged the Satellite in Silver Lake and performed as a smaller band to a tiny but tight crowd.

SOPHIE walks onstage, the crowd hollers and cheers, and suddenly a tight crowd becomes an aggressive one.

You want hipsters to gather in tight crowds and sweat in syncopation to the sound of digitized machinery and sonic booms.

I've been there, in the middle of it, between the cacophony of a packed-tight crowd and the ecstasy and anguish of the on-stage winners and losers.

LINDSAY HOWE, 19, recently braved the mosh-pit-tight crowds at the H&M store on Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, near the height of the holiday shopping frenzy.

10 14 am – Tight small crowd.

This night, the show had been so good, the band so tight, the crowd so reet, that the encore was one of genuine celebration.