Sentence examples similar to wretched crowd from inspiring English sources
There, in the final act, hungry and wretched crowds gather, and the London police worry that these malcontents will sully the Queen's upcoming coronation.
He hollers, "Coolie!" A skinny man wearing a wretched red smock runs from the crowd and pops your suitcases atop the red wrap around his head.
Since 2015, when the migration crisis began to hit, camps like this have sprung up across the continent from Greece to France, crowded with desperate migrants enduring wretched conditions in their quest to reach a better life in Europe.
Don't shoot Nowhere to run Capitol crimes Closing the lottery The wretched Middle East ReprintsIn a speech to a more modest crowd in the local high school, Mr Obama said much the same.
BBC Radio 5 live's boxing producer Ben North in Munich: "There's a wretched heavyweight fight on at the moment, it's not exactly getting the crowd stirred up!" BBC Sport's Ben Dirs is in the Olympiahalle in Munich for the bout: "The usual sedate atmosphere at the Olympiahalle… more Spassky-Fischer than Klitschko-Chisora".
And the crowd was just the regular line of border crossers, not throngs of wretched refugees running for their lives.
Charles has had a wretched week - he said later that in earlier rounds the noise of the crowd had spooked his horse, Vindicat - and he had already been eliminated from the individual competition, which will be decided on Wednesday.
They were covered from head to foot with mud, and their faces were bleeding either from having been kicked or from the stones; they looked like corpses, but the crowd was so dense that I got only a few momentary glimpses of the wretched creatures.
