Przykłady throng

• There would have been no ceremonies, no public offering of gratitude, no massing of applauding throngs, nor did they ask it.

• Streets were thronged with people intent on partying and carousing, singing, dancing and playing games.

• There was no furling of flags when they died, no pomp and ceremony, no throngs.

• By now he has also reached" the realm of real life" - by which he" understood a whirling world of parading throngs, physical love and revolutionary slogans".

• Evacuees frequently began their journey early in the morning at a railway station thronged with crowds of forlorn and confused children, clutching suitcase and gas mask.

• The street is thronged with people.

• Kings and archbishops are not automatically given starring roles, and his stage instead is thickly thronged with a rich diversity of beings, alive, dead, and even the undead.

• There was to be no mingling with the throng at the movies.

• The heightened physical activity has most men sweating, their bodies perpetually moving in a throng of more bodies.

• Extras and ballet students were paid small sums of money and added to the throng on stage when the need arose, as it frequently did.

• You should think long and hard before deciding to join the unhappy throng.

• A temporary one was erected near the docks, but it was entirely inadequate to deal with the throng of sick immigrants.

• Seeking to push through this terrified and bewailing throng and their attackers, making for that rear door, he recognised that this might well ruin all.

• In essence, he was pointing out to the assembled throng that such actions are for the heretics' own good.

• There is nothing more remarkable at the present time than the throngs of people, and particularly of young people, who attend our best concerts.