draw crowds

When they finally got a chance to play, the match drew crowds.

This track was very popular and drew crowds of 3,000.

He always seemed to draw crowds of people in Europe, who recognized him.

Opening the doors when there is free food for thought, however, can draw crowds.

The vibrant economy has so far failed to draw crowds.

On three occasions, the team drew crowds of fewer than 11,000 people.

Does it look like a place where you'd draw crowds?"

Ms. Frame said they once drew crowds of about 10,000.

This match draws crowds up to a few thousand people.

In 2007, the band is still active and draws crowds for every one of their shows.

Started in 1984, the May festival draws crowds of approximately 85,000.

Three years ago, Petra was drawing crowds of up to 3,500 a day.

He has drawn crowds of thousands in the bigger towns.

In 2008 the event regularly drew crowds over 500 to downtown.

So, in its newness, it seems not to have drawn crowds.

He cut a very striking figure and quickly drew crowds when preaching in the open air.

These games are fiercely contested, drawing crowds between 1500 and 2500.

Through the years, the celebration has drawn crowds up to 150,000 people during the opening weekend.

It has been held annually for over 30 years and usually draws crowds in the hundreds.

The low prices drew crowds from across the city.

The event draws crowds of 4,000 and includes a children's race through the mud.

Every party enlisted at least one entertainer to draw crowds this year.

The first year the fair drew crowds but lost $127,000.

The Reds played until 1919 and routinely drew crowds into the thousands.

But that doesn't mean he will draw crowds for 20 years."