“throng”可以造什么句，throng造句

He was met by a throng of journalists and photographers.

THE streets of Germany's main cities still throng with shoppers; no shops are shuttered.

Perhaps you normally prefer to work alone, but now want to immerse yourself in the throng.

THE moment when a throng of peacefully moving people turns into a panicked herd is difficult to predict.

That was a mere fragment of the vast throng that gathered in the same place four years ago.

In Lahore, local television showed police dragging two suspects through an angry throng of onlookers, who beat one as he was shoved into a police van.

And he spake to his disciples, that a small ship should wait on him because of the multitude, lest they should throng him.

"They do not pronounce the r's at the end of the word," Ms. Li observed as she served up hot dogs on Saturday to a throng of hungry customers, many of whom placed their orders in Kings County dialect.

In order to form an idea of this struggle, it is necessary to imagine fire set to a throng of terrible courages, and then to gaze at the conflagration.

A patient throng was waiting in silence.

She had to press through the throng to reach the stage.

That night the Milky Way choked the sky, and we couldn't find the Big Dipper in the twinkling throng.

"I wish it happens to you people, so you go through hell," he snapped at the media throng as he unloaded bags of shopping from his car.

Mr Wright's appearance at the National Press Club on April 28th before a massed throng of reporters provided him with the perfect opportunity to set those seconds in context.

An eerie wind blew through the assembled throng.

With sales accelerating at such a rate, surely there is enough growth to sustain China's throng of manufacturers?

Here is a throng of vessels and a harbour life that in the West you see only in turn-of-the-last-century photogravures of San Francisco, Marseille or Brixham.

In the throng of miners in tin hats and indigenous women in bowler hats and heavy skirts there was an unmistakable sense of history on the march.

Those who cannot afford the boutiques may one day throng to the knock-off merchants.