Sentence examples for unusual crowd from inspiring English sources

Choi was asked if he worried about any unusual crowd reaction given the unique circumstances of Woods's return this year.

And no speaker captured the slightly tense, somewhat ambivalent relationship between the performers and the political world better than Mr. Matthews, who said: "It's an unusual crowd for us.

Around the Coppelia ice cream stand, in Havana, an unusual crowd of people dressed in civilian clothes caught the attention of some naïve bystanders who didn't know if it was a line to buy an extinct product, or passionate movie buffs waiting for the Yara cinema to open.

The arena filled, gradually, quietly, with an unusual Madison Square Garden crowd: more than 15,000, split fairly equally between men and women, well-dressed, attentive, 30s and early 40s, modish glasses.

In March, the villages of Barsana and Nandgaon in Uttar Pradesh are full of an unusual sight: crowds of men, cowering before women who are striking them with bamboo sticks.

This unusual in-crowd (they often seem more inclined mathematically than socially) is keeping the money flowing in Manhattan and southern Connecticut.Hedge funds arrived in Britain much more recently, in the early 1990s.

John Samerjan, the vice president for public relations for the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, said that "there was nothing unusual" in the crowd behavior and that anyone who thought so "must have been people not used to going to football games".

"Dating from 1822, its florid lines were never designed to be sung by 80,000 people in a massive stadium, so it is not unusual for the crowd and the music to fall out of sync.

FERVENT demonstrations are a common enough sight on Gaza's streets, but there is something unusual about the crowd of young men now coming down the esplanade and turning towards the Palestinians' ruling Fatah party headquarters: not militants with headbands calling down curses on Israel, but bespectacled graduates demanding jobs.

Sahre took the unusual step of crowd-sourcing the typeface for the project.

What is unusual about the crowds at Ohio State and other college contests is that they celebrate an intense loyalty to a particular identity.