51.   There was a crowd of people milling around, and she pushed through them impatiently.

52.   While the crowds were thrilled to see them together, the horses seemed a little unsure.

53.   There were crowds, a canal turn, a man with a red flag and a starter with a bowler -- just like Aintree.

54.   The crowds are the biggest the bookshop has seen and the book is selling faster than any the publisher has known.

55.   In no other incident were crowds present, he said.

56.   There was a crowd of us at the dancing in Panama Jax, a disco just down by the Clyde.

57.   SIR, John King and the Tranmere directors are wondering why the crowds are down.

58.   Almost the entire crowd was male.

59.   Also keep in mind that the preliterate crowd is more interested in imaginative illustrations than narrative flow.

60.   Although an increasing number of Protestant churches are introducing Ash Wednesday rituals, the crowds will be much smaller.