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Meanings of pack auditorium in English

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Usage of pack auditorium in English
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Television cameras focused their lenses on me from behind the packed auditorium.
True compass: a memoir
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If there was any panic in the packed auditorium, it didn't show.
The Guardian
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Two hours later, he walks on stage in front of a jam- packed auditorium.
Climbing Magazine
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They watched the school's football team practice before addressing students in a packed auditorium.
Reuters
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Certainly, judging by the packed auditorium, it was very popular.
The Irish Times
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Gasps of fear came from the packed auditorium as scenes from The Conjuring were previewed.
Wired
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At The Gathering today, he took part in a Q&A session and addressed a packed auditorium.
The South African
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A century ago a German political scientist delivered a seminal lecture to a packed auditorium in Munich.
The Irish Times
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He imagines that a window curtain is a stage curtain with a packed auditorium on the other side.
The new yorker
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Suddenly it was time for the show, and Maiden hit the stage in front of a packed auditorium.
The Guardian
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He "wowed" the packed auditorium with his "proof"-anunused Kansas City to Ft. Madison train ticket.
The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects
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Goosebumps were unavoidable for me, and I suspect that an outbreak swept across the expanse of the packed auditorium.
Ebony
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But rather than go to a packed auditorium, Pebble is selling its new color smartwatch, called Pebble Time, on Kickstarter.
The Irish Times
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The other leaned over the edge of the box, and his small, restless eyes wandered over the now closely- packed auditorium.
El Dorado: An Adventure of the Scarlet Pimpernel
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On A muggy night in a packed auditorium outside Chicago, sociologist Michael Cuneo recently watched white, middle-class Americans going berserk.
The Irish Times
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Among the last to arrive in the packed auditorium are a handsome young couple whose lives are about to change forever.
The Irish Times