Sentence examples for under a crowd of from inspiring English sources

The celebrations were as explosive as the finish as the man from Montevideo was buried under a crowd of his team-mates.

Playing under a crowd of 10,000, the Pros defeated the Bulldogs 10 to 0. In the first quarter, after an exchange in punts and a long pass which resulted in 13-yards, Charlie Copley of the Pros kicked a 38-yard field goal.

Learn to aim through, over, or under a crowd of people as to not hit civilians and always hit your target.

"If you don't already know about the income-based repayment program, you need to learn about it because it's still under-utilized," he told a crowd of students at the Atlanta event last month.

The stadium has hosted several England Under-21s association football games; in fact, a crowd of 25,280 attended one under-21 match between England and the Netherlands in early 2004.

When a crowd of under-costumed teens shows up on your doorstep, welcome them.

The letters were made out of bologna, and under the letters was a crowd of people and dogs trying to get up close to them.

His sentence of four years and three months stemmed from charges of "damaging property and organizing a mob to disturb traffic," even though he was under house arrest when a crowd of supporters staged a protest against his detention.

The capital of China's Xinjiang region, Urumqi, was under heavy guard after a crowd of rioters, estimated to number more than 1,000 and armed with knives and sticks, faced off against police in the city's main bazaar on Sunday, according to witnesses.

Under the gaze of a crowd of 74,178 including not only Sir Tom Jones but Barry Mason, the composer of Delilah, Wales managed to get the better of an encounter that often lacked melody but was never short of a thumping beat.

But it also draws a crowd of under 30s, a hodgepodge of students, entrepreneurs, writers, scientists and activists, all aspiring to leave a positive footprint.