The police had to be called in to contain the crowds.
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6 sentences with “crowds”
Short, simple sentences with “crowds”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: crowds
Groups of many people gathered closely together in one place. Large numbers of people in public areas, often for events or activities. A mass of things or animals packed tightly together. To fill a space with many people or things.
6 sentences with “crowds” — examples
But there were barricades blocking the way, and crowds had gathered around the block.
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Further calls for help were dispatched, and crowds of volunteers from neighboring counties and towns rushed to the mine, armed with timbers and heavy-duty jacks.
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In Paris, some twenty miles away, rumours spread that the king was going to crush the new National Assembly by force. As a result, crowds took to the streets on 12 July.
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Whereas previous inaugurations had been reserved for Washington's political elite, Jackson's was an event for the people, to the extent that the jostling crowds caused thousands of dollars of damage to White House property.
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Meanwhile, in Austria, crowds took to the streets of Vienna after hearing of the Paris revolution (telegraphs now carried information across Europe within hours; thus, this was the first time revolutions had been united through "social media").
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