Crowd in a sentence

Secondly, being in a crowd and acting in a crowd is not an end in itself, but a means to gather more people to swell the movement long after the particular crowd disperses.

After waving to the crowd and embracing one another, Springsteen stepped to the side so Strait — a native Texan — could make his way to the microphone and talk to the crowd.

And it wasn’t that he was in the wrong crowd, it’s that his crowd was already targeted.

And while it is much hotter the second weekend, the crowd is definitely much more chill than the premier/influencer weekend — it's my preferred crowd.

Clark called the crowd great, but said she’s used to it because Iowa plays in front of a sellout crowd every night and that completely packed barns should be the expectation.

During previous shows in the band’s At Their Very Best tour, Healy kissed a number of fans from the crowd as well as a crowd safety worker mid-performance while singing in Denmark.

Robinson’s Ruminations: LFI were the heels in this match, but you couldn’t really tell until they ripped off Serpentico’s mask after the match and threw it to the crowd, even then most of the crowd was still cheering them.

The phrase “a hush fell over the crowd” might be cliche and overdramatic, but when comes up to bat, a hush literally does come over the crowd.

Trump, the event’s headliner, asked the crowd who got louder boos from the crowd, Christie or former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson.

You’d really love it if you bothered to read the article, that specifically states the Sisters were honored as the crowd started entering the stadium, thus a small crowd saw them being honored….

After coughing up a double fault at 4-2, Nadal seized upon the much-needed momentum and closed out a crowd-pleasing point in a thrilling rally that saw the pair exchange overhead volleys before Djokovic crushed a return long to the delight of the crowd.

At the front of the crowd was Ashley Lim, 27, who got to go up on stage at Friday’s show and belt the song “Know Your Enemy” into a microphone with Armstrong, who’d scoured the crowd for somebody who knew the lyrics.

During the incident, Tones and I kept calm and interacted with the crowd and was very excited by a member of the crowd gifting her a bar of Whittaker's chocolate.

He gave the crowd a poignant, acoustic performance of Keith’s classic Should’ve Been a Cowboy as the audience sang along, and Keith’s family watched from the crowd.

Last night (Friday) The Point Stage had to be closed during DJ Sammy Virji's set due to a crowd collapse – initially described as a crowd “surge” but revised by police today (Saturday).

One of the delegates in the crowd could be seen with a folded white piece of paper over his ear — an apparent tribute to the bandage Trump wore when he entered the hall Monday to a roaring crowd.

Social media live streams from the scene showed a large crowd of people surrounding another fire in the middle of the road at around 9:10pm before riot vans rolled in around 9:29pm causing the large crowd to move away.

The crowd refers to those from the parishes who slip their running shoes on and join in. “Radisson tends to have a really nice crowd, too,” he added.

The South African crowd are unhappy with the decision to stop play but that is frankly very, very poor of the home crowd to boo.

But adopting a bar stool reaction because it sounds well on the airwaves, following the crowd who are following the crowd, reacting instead of thinking, none of that gets us anywhere.