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Meanings of whole crowd in English
We have no meanings for "whole crowd" in our records yet.
Usage of whole crowd in English
1
They seemed to be differing about the direction of the whole crowd.
2
For once the whole crowd forgot that they were making a picture.
3
Chad and Melissa saw them coming-thewhole crowd-beforethey themselves were seen.
4
Whereby the whole crowd stood by and stared, without offering to help.
5
That chap has got the whole crowd marching to the mourners' bench.
6
The whole crowd pushed into Mr. Melton's room and the drinking began.
7
Soon the whole crowd was busy, breakfast, for the time, being forgotten.
8
The whole crowd was whooping, singing, and yelling as only Indians can.
9
Sirius suddenly found himself having to dodge a whole crowd of people.
10
We have a whole crowd of injured men on board, Miss Maxwell.
11
In fact, the whole crowd rather bolted from this ex- traordinary scene.
12
The whole crowd surged toward them and I pushed through them all.
13
A whole crowd of shouting, struggling people, and all of them me!
14
It doesn't seem right to be in the forest without the whole crowd.
15
May the spear drive on the whole crowd to their wounds of death.
16
Then the whole crowd moved down to the beach to see them off.
This collocation consists of:
Whole crowd through the time
Whole crowd across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common