Sentence examples for two different crowds from inspiring English sources
PAGE A21 CANDIDATES IN NEW MEXICO Senators Barack Obama and John McCain appeared before two different crowds of military veterans and their families in New Mexico, in a possible preview of their camp's two strategies if they meet in the fall election.
As she is leaving the town, she says: "I realized there were two different crowds: there were the Jews -- the men in winter coats and hats, the women wearing thick dresses -- and there were the people in summer clothes on the pavement.
Using this double standard, he has managed to play to two different crowds and give the party a noxious but much needed shot in the arm.
At one of the most elysian spaces for music in America — one that's hosted the Beatles, Van Morrison and Billie Holiday, among countless others — here comes a fire hose of raved-up singles, crotch-swinging guitar solos, Spanglish salaciousness and two different crowds that barely acknowledged each other in the venue.
Therefore, three different crowding statuses were considered: not -overcrowded, overcrowded and severely overcrowded.
We used this insight about cross-correlations to properly specify eight different crowd out models (four series for each of the two sources).
All patients during the study period were assigned to have SONET scores at the time of their registration in the UCC and stratified into three different crowding categories.
Using the average perceptions of UCC crowding status among different healthcare providers as a 'gold standard' demonstrated strong inter-rater reliability between the SONET scores and provider perceptions when compared within the three different crowding statuses (not overcrowded, overcrowded and severely overcrowded, κ=0.6446).
But if the two restaurants attract different crowds, they are united, some say, in showing how things in the criminal justice community have slowly but surely changed.
This basic finding is consistent with two different accounts of crowding: substitution and pooling.
Two distinct crowds, two different ways of tackling danceable pop, and a venue built for sylvan music royalty upended into a salacious grind-down.
