One day when he was surrounded with a large concourse of people, he had a picture of the Virgin brought to him; touching it with his sacrilegious hand, he said that he took the Virgin as his wife.
A large concourse assembled to witness a camping match on Crostwick Common between the Hundreds of Taverham and of Blofield.
The bells were met on their way to Diss by a large concourse of the inhabitants, who assembled at Roydon White Hart, and, forming in procession with the Diss band and the handbell ringers at their head, escorted the trucks to the town.
She pointed to a spot a short distance from where she had reined in her horse, when we saw spread out before us a large concourse of people.
Finding a large concourse of people going in the direction of the northern part of the City outside the gates, known as Smithfield, we followed them.
There was a large concourse of people there, far back as you could see, back on the railroad, and we were stopped.
Having been Grand Master of the Masonic institution of the State, he was buried under the forms of that time-honored order in presence of a large concourse of mourning friends.
A large concourse assembled, and the principal business done was preparing a petition to the governor, asking him to remove the man-of-war from the harbor.
Its completion was celebrated by a large concourse of people assembled there on the 11th of June of that year.
Thousands of delighted and anxious spectators were on the outside, among whom we were gratified to see a large concourse of ladies for whose accommodation the Marshal had directed the adjacent Market House to be appropriated.
Agreeable to the arrangements published in our last paper the ceremony of Laying the First Rail Stone of the Lexington and Ohio Rail Road, was performed in the presence of a large concourse of citizens and strangers on Saturday last.
A large concourse of people assembled; the fire was put out by the populace, and dead dogs and cats were thrown on the ashes.
A large concourse of people from the neighboring counties were assembled, and in the evening the city was brilliantly illuminated.
The grand master of the Masonic fraternity laid the corner-stone of the monument, in the presence of President Taylor and his cabinet, the Governor of Virginia, and a large concourse of people.
A large concourse of citizens assembled at the Royal Hotel, where an address, breathing encouragement and hope, was read by Mr. Charles Cowper, in the name of the New South Wales association.
On the 29th June, Macquarie sailed in the Caroline: he was accompanied to the water's edge by a large concourse of people, and carried with him applauses which his amiable vanity prized, and which his beneficence deserved.
There was a large concourse of spectators at the execution—principally females, but the culprit did not address them, and he died without a struggle.
A large concourse of people were assembled to witness this singular sport.
On reaching Philadelphia, a large concourseof persons awaited the approach of the steamer which conveyed her.
The corner-stone of this monument was laid with impressive ceremonies and a military display, in the presence of a large concourse of citizens and soldiers, among whom were Major-General Alfred H.
Some fireworks, let off before a large concourse of people, frightened some of them so much that they could scarcely be kept together.
A large concourse of people, with the great chief Opoony in their midst, were ready to receive the English.
The English were received on shore by a large concourse of people, many of whom appeared to be people of consequence; the king was, however, only a child.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "large concourse" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
