crowd

• crowd were

  The crowd were phenomenal tonight.’

• large crowd

  Otherwise, the plush arena and a large crowd might prove too much to handle.

• small crowd

  At the far end I glimpsed a small crowd who stopped talking and drew apart at our approach.

• through the crowd

  The couple rushed through the crowd to carry Farrah indoors.

• among the crowd

  As the train pulled out of the station she searched back for Moran's face among the crowd and found it and waved.

• crowd gathered

  He fell down on the pavement and the crowd gathered round him.

• crowd outside

  On Thursday 10 October the crowd outside the small Town Hall was massive.

• like the crowd

  But I like the crowd I work with — some of them, anyhow.

• mad crowd

• big crowd

  Talks on parachuting, wine-making and family-planning (that attracted a big crowd) were more frequent than the occasional visit by a councillor.