Meanings of cosmopolitan crowd in English

Around him was a far more cosmopolitan crowd, increasing every moment in volume.

They were a cosmopolitan crowd, only united by the bond of a common injustice.

Late as the hour, East Broadway was full to repletion with a cosmopolitan crowd.

Archie was not afraid in this cosmopolitan crowd.

I shall depend on you and Jameson to gather together a rather cosmopolitan crowd here to-night.

But Taru Villas was discovered not by visiting sunseekers but by a cosmopolitan crowd from Colombo.

Woodstock's streets, with their colourful shops and mix of old and new, attract a cosmopolitan crowd.

We were a cosmopolitan crowd, comprising every strata of society, from wealthy men down to stable lads.

Truly, a cosmopolitan crowd.

We mingled with a cosmopolitan crowd and developed the complexions (not only in our faces) of an Othello family.

There was the same cosmopolitan crowd on the main thoroughfares, and the same foreign districts here and there throughout the city.

The woman seemed to her a pathetically tragic figure- asidelighton the many tragedies hidden among that cosmopolitan crowd on the terrace.

Black walls and low-slung designer lamps create a theatrical penumbra that, as a result of international acclaim, hums with a cosmopolitan crowd.

They liked to seat themselves on the terrace of a café in order to comment upon the picturesque differences in the cosmopolitan crowd.

Precisely at five-thirty, the concert ended, and the cosmopolitan crowd of French civilians and soldiers, British Tommies, Indians, Highlanders, and Canadians, melted away.

It's food offer is first class but so too is the range of architect designed, high end homes that appeal to its cosmopolitan crowd.