Sentence examples for vocal crowd from inspiring English sources

Outside, a vocal crowd was engaged in the same protest.

His victory was noisily greeted by an impressively large and vocal crowd.

The disappointment was palpable among an approximately 3,000-strong 3,000-strong.

Oakland's small but vocal crowd gave him a standing ovation after each of his last three innings.

Korea's 8-2 drubbing of Mexico late Sunday night attracted a particularly vocal crowd to Petco Park.

At least that's what a large and vocal crowd were cheering for at AAMI Park in Melbourne last night.

But Hoggarth acknowledged that vocal crowds could call attention to infractions being committed against the home team that might otherwise go unnoticed.

The mayor took his angry reception along the parade route in stride, smiling broadly, shaking hands among the vocal crowds and insisting that someday people would appreciate him.

Despite fantastic support from an extremely vocal home crowd, who really got behind the Mexican team chanting and doing Mexican waves, the local squad had a dismal weekend.

It looked like being another lost season until Lockett, returning for the round six clash against Adelaide, unleashed part one of football's great streak of goal-kicking form in front of a packed and rabidly vocal Moorabbin crowd.

It did not look as if the vocal home crowd would have too much to worry about when Gareth Steenson's two penalties rewarded the Exeter's early dominance, but when Festuccia scored after Wasps' first attack, the contest became real.