Phrases with «crowded theatre»

The phrase "crowded theatre" is often used to describe a situation where many people are gathered closely together in a confined space. It is usually used to emphasize a potentially chaotic or dangerous environment, highlighting the risks that can arise when too many people are packed in a small area. Full definition

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Sentences with «crowded theatre»

Smelling smoke in the crowded theatre, but with the aisles still fairly empty, not willing to miss any of the show until somebody yells fire. (hussmanfunds.com)
And there are public safety and convenience tests as well, which is why you shouldn't be able to shout «fire» in a crowded theatre if there isn't one. (politics.co.uk)
Do nt» worry — like I mentioned, I'm won't simply leave you hanging with a laundry list of recipes and zero plans for proper implementation (in the nutrition world, that creates about as much confusion as shouting fire in a crowded theatre). (bengreenfieldfitness.com)
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Phrases with «crowded theatre»

Sentences with «crowded theatre»

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