Examples of using Crowds in English and their translations into Thai
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Then Jesus addressed the crowds and His disciples.
The crowds were all cheering for them.
The energy level of the crowds there is immense.
Escape the crowds and relax in a peaceful neighborhood full of charm.
Popular attractions generally see the smallest after-dark crowds on weekday evenings.
But there are no crowds to meet him, just a single car.
I mean, you gotta have, like, lights and crowds.
I found myself in Turin, where enthusiastic crowds cheered when any of the 80 Olympic teams was in the street.
Every year the crowds get bigger and every year you call me freaking out that we need to make the show bigger.
Shopping centers are one of the prime venues for this type of advertising, where large crowds may quickly gather to see‘live' bands and celebrities.
You will find much better deals and fewer crowds in the shoulder seasons of April-May and late-September-October.
Morgan, i want you to stay aboveground and help the crowds. i'm gonna go down by myself.
Brimming with affordable clothing, souvenirs and street food, Bugis Street constantly draws crowds looking for a great deal.
Our advanced lighting solutions inspire memorable experiences, create beauty, attract crowds, build brands.
The nearby Zozoji Temple was a very nice contrast because you escape the crowds and noise into a serene environment.
Usually a girl can be surrounded by crowds of fans, but she still doubts which of them to give preference to.
If you want to avoid crowds, you can come at 3:00pm or 4:00pm.
Accordingly John used to say to the crowds who came out to be baptized by him,'O vipers' brood, who has warned you to flee from the coming wrath?
Crowds of policy makers, government regulators, patients, researchers, academia, healthcare professionals, journalists were there to drive insights into action.
Monstrous crowds of costume-wearing young people transform the area into what is essentially an open-air party where it becomes to a certain point socially acceptable to mingle with strangers.