crowds造句

Sports mania. Deafening crowds.

He fermented prejudiced crowds to riot.

The film drew in large crowds.

He waved to the adoring crowds.

Famous people get used to the stares of the crowds.

The crowds gathered about the scene of the disaster.

Games tournaments draw crowds that scream themselves hoarse.

He admits they are corny, yet crowds love them.

A man with a gun is shooting at the crowds.

a mumbling parson stood beside the dying man; muttering crowds of onlookers.

Let's take the devious route home to avoid the crowds in the main roads.

The president was escorted by big crowds in front and behind.

One recent chilly afternoon, only a few dozen spectators showed up. Performers hope for bigger crowds.

Twice that day the Declaration was read to cheering crowds and pealing church bells.

But wherever Zhao went he would cause traffic jams and obstruct pavements as stunned crowds gathered to gawp.

Rainbow flags and homemade signs dotted the crowds filling Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House.

The most recent protests in Greece, Spain, Italy and France have not drawn massive crowds on to the streets.

Police in India spray unruly crowds with coloured water: stained and sodden agitators are easier to identify.

Some 60 people have already been banned from the parade route Friday and both uniformed and undercover officers will be in the crowds or on rooftops.

America's army chiefs were right to use their influence to restrain Egypt's armed forces from shooting into the crowds (see article).

This is a moving spectacle, for crowds of people stand on the shore watching the lanterns drifting away until they can be seen no more.

If there is some truth to the idea that people in crowds are suggestible, no one has managed to demonstrate it empirically.

On both sides of the road tall chimneys belched black smoke, and crowds of people in work clothes spilled on to the road.

In the early morning, the windows were pushed open, a breeze swept over the cheeks, and looked down gently, crowded streets, noisy crowds, and suddenly felt the wonder of life.

They follow the couple down the street, dodging the crowds and sprinting across red lights, keeping far enough behind so as not to arouse suspicion but close enough so that Shimizu can film.

But it really is doubly and trebly hard to have crowds and multitudes of people turning up after him (I could have forgiven him), to take Ladybird's affections away from me.'

Dozens of them - small crowds of fluorescent yellow vests and white hardhats - on the streets and in the scaffolding - putting up hundreds of new units for Vail's luxury condo market.

The effectiveness of first two in drawing tourists lies in the fact that they are located near large cities from which they can easily attract large crowds, and that they have recreational facilities suitable for children and young people.

When the race is over, the crowds present the winners with bowls of rice wine and throw handfuls of sweets into their boat, while the winning crew starts dancing joyously traditional Dai dances and music is played on traditional Dai instruments.