Examples of using A crowd in English and their translations into Arabic
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A crowd of dead-beats and jack-ups.
There's a crowd of people waiting for your announcement speech at the Brooklyn Bridge right now.
They were like, a gift I had to open in front of a crowd.
These girls know how to party and attract a crowd.
Ok, in 20 minutes we're putting Marti out in front of a crowd.
Philip certainly knows how to draw a crowd, doesn't he?
So I came up with a shtick that seemed to impress a crowd.
All due respect, you get a crowd of those things wandering in here.
Sir, there's a crowd gathering at the south gate.
You sure attract a crowd.
We will find him. I'm good at picking people out of a crowd.
What makes a crowd change?
I felt lonely in a crowd earlier… and although I'm all alone now, I feel someone's presence with me.
Well, I should enjoy very much seeing you get your degree but, well, I have, ah…there's such a crowd always.
We worry that our birds… ma y not land in our hands… when we call them in front of a crowd.
On 5 February 2006, a crowd attacked the building in which the Royal Danish Embassy Office in Beirut is located.
Only reason to wear a scarf like that is as a beacon to identify you in a crowd.
The Government forces allegedly wanted to enter the camp to execute an arrest warrant but a crowd of internally displaced persons, including women and children, prevented them from doing so.