Sentence examples for wider crowd from inspiring English sources
'wider crowd' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a group of people that is composed of more people, or that has a greater variety of people than a previous group. For example, "The new concert series has been popular, drawing in a wider crowd than the other events in the park."
Izvestia splashed with a dramatic image of a Kyrgyz teenager struggling with riot police, while Kommersant opted for a scene of wider crowd unrest.
But the sun-drenched region is aiming to attract a wider crowd as it recycles itself with a crop of new or renovated luxury hotels emphasizing style, authenticity and eco-friendliness.
Even after 3 p.m., when the fair opened to a wider crowd, the atmosphere was still so relaxed that Peter Benedek, a co-founder of United Talent Agency, whose clients include "Sopranos" creator David Chase and, more recently, the 24-year-old auteur Lena Dunham, actually sat down on the floor in Zwirner's booth to contemplate a Neo Rauch oil-on-paper work resting against the wall in front of him.
In this paper, human-induced vibration is considered from two viewpoints, (i) the interaction that takes place between individual walking pedestrians and the vibrating bridge, and (ii) the wider crowd behaviour that results from the interactions between pedestrians.
It made me try to reach out to the wider crowd, like people that are not really into the scene and still trying to entertain them.
Colonel Hadjarou stepped into the church and began to address the cowering, wide-eyed crowd.
He stunned the wide-eyed crowd with Aqua, a razzle-dazzle update to the 16-year-old Macintosh user interface.
Months after Diplo contacted them, Bonde Do Role were being whisked away from Brazil and thrust in front of wide-eyed crowds all across the States and Europe.
Such end-time fantasies must have a profound, persistent appeal in order to keep drawing wide-eyed crowds into movie theaters, as historically they have drawn crowds into churches, year after year.
In this paper we describe the design, implementation and experiences with a large scale participatory platform for city wide crowd management.
In this paper we report on a platform for smart, city-wide crowd management based on a participatory mobile phone sensing platform.
