crowd around

With an old Southern courtliness, he said goodbye to my wife and wandered into the crowd around the platform.

Everybody tried to crowd around to the back of the table, to shake his hand, kiss him or whisper something.

Then an army helicopter passed low overhead, and the crowd around her erupted in cheers.

A sweaty, body-to-body crowd around a stage, screaming at each other in anticipation of a “secret listening party” by Kanye West.

I gave the boys five minutes to crowd around and look at the proof and then I broke it up.

Few of all the noisy crowd around knew of the change that had taken place.

Passing down Rutledge Street one morning I saw a crowd around the door of a building.

I saw him die, in great agony, with an infuriated crowd around him.

Even sitting in Parliament he is very much alone, though there be a crowd around him.