Sentence examples for Crowd from high-quality English sources.

• he asked as the crowd cheered.

• There was a crowd on the pier.

• The bulk of the crowd were stolidly watchful.

• He specifically told the crowd to protest peacefully," GOP Rep.

• The crowd applaud Usain Bolt on the podium and he applauds back.

• Ocasio-Cortez took quick stock of the mood of the crowd and resumed speaking.

• Theories of crowd behaviour provided the origins of modern deindividuation theory.

• Videos taken at the scene showed a car speeding down a street and into a crowd of people.

Use Crowd in a sentence.

• The crowd went into the White House for a reception, open to the public, and mayhem broke out.

• He has advised Governments and Police Forces internationally on crowd management policy and practice.

• At one point, the crowd broke into a thunderous applause — lasting for about a minute — for Ginsburg.

• A show of weakness—or maybe even unnecessary repression—will escalate the crowd into the Roman-holiday stage.

• The crowd was eventually forced out of the park with tear gas and onto city streets, where the standoff continued.

• In 2015 it also launched a site to compare conditions on different crowdworking platforms, called Fair Crowd Work.

• Someone was carrying a speaker through the crowd, blasting “Fuck the Popo,” a protest anthem by the Cantorapper JB.

• OSHA’s burden was to prove that crowd surge and crowd crush are well-known phenomena, and that crowd-management techniques could have prevented them at the Green Acres Mall.

Crowd sentence examples

• Still, the major threats to spectator safety tend to involve not fighting among supporters but rather a mixture of factors such as disorderly crowd responses to play in the match, unsafe facilities, and poor crowd-control techniques.

• "As the officers were going to the scene, there was a crowd of people going away from it and some of the individuals in the crowd said there was a man with a gun and that someone had fired a shot," said Guillermo Rivera, a commander with the Metropolitan Police Department.

• As soldiers arrived on Monday, clad in camouflage uniforms and clutching riot shields labeled “military police” to reinforce the line of crowd control officers guarding Lafayette Square yards from the White House, the crowd of about 400 protesters responded with verbal taunts.

• Standing before the crowd of Colorado Christian University students and faculty members, the secretary praised the advocates in the anti-abortion movement who "heroically work to make abortion unconstitutional," and urged the crowd to make a woman's right to choose an abortion "unthinkable."