Sentence examples for warm crowd from inspiring English sources

There were saving graces, though: a warm crowd of students and creative types; a superb plate of goulash; and the unusual Rarasek, a ginger-wheat beer from the Pivovarsky Dvur Zvikov brewery in South Bohemia.

4 p.m. 7) SUNSET SAMBA Late-afternoon samba is a Saturday tradition in town, and while the bars that host it may not be much to look at, the cold beer, a warm crowd and a hot band render the soulless venues atmospherically irrelevant.

The audience -- a warm crowd that seemed to appreciate Nguyen's affectionate film -- erupted into the loudest cheers heard during the movie's 82-minute running time.

He begins to mix in some of his own tracks that night, testing the waters on a warm crowd, or blessing them with something they don't know they want yet, depending on how you look at it.

This was an emotional time for gay people of my generation, as depicted in the wonderfully warm crowd-pleasing film Pride, which was based on a community not too dissimilar to mine.

Mr. Romney seemed content to soak up the warm weather, and warm crowds, for as long as possible.

This is the Breslin on a Thursday night, a warm, crowded and vaguely British barroom off the lobby of the Ace Hotel: a bedlam of gastrotourists and scenemakers.

— THE global warming crowd has a problem.

The "no such thing as global warming" crowd spoke up; the "global warming isn't human-driven" contingent was heard from.

The warming crowd acknowledge that America can't avert disaster alone but are sure that if we lead by example, the rest of the world will follow.

"One guy e-mailed me to say I'm a 'whore for the global warming crowd.' " His PowerPoint presentation included a slide quoting conservative talk show host Glenn Beck: "If the IPCC had been done by Japanese scientists, there's not enough knives on planet Earth for hara-kiri that should have occurred".