Sentence examples for Mildly crowded from inspiring English sources
FOURTEENTH Street was mildly crowded as the couple walked west in the approaching twilight of last Friday.
Carving and holding an edge at 35 miles an hour is technically easier now, but that certainly does not make it safe in all terrain or on even mildly crowded slopes.
Their complete and total incompetence when it comes to handling the iPhone in major metropolitan areas (or really any mildly crowded area) was only matched by a few of the colossal fuck-ups they've had with regard to some of my bills over the years.
"Do you like Booty?" It's a warming swarm of mildly deranged crowd noise, like the in-studio audience of "The Price Is Right" going nuts as the Elect are called to Contestants Roww.
Undergraduates at Hebrew University showed themselves last week to be not too different from students in other capitals; a dozen or so self‐styled new left ists drew a mildly interested crowd of onlookers in their at tempts over several days to dis play Palestinian national flags on the campus.
It's a symbiotic give and take that means hiring a trendy publicist, becoming Interpol's labelmate (Iceage announced its signing to Matador in November), and giving often mildly interested crowds an entertaining show in order to sow whatever seeds of dissatisfaction and protest you can to as many aggregated listeners as possible.
Calling that particular market crowded is putting it awfully mildly.
Site: www.philips.com Why it's cool: The headphone market is so crowded with also-rans… There's not much to distinguish any of these, though the SHB9000 is mildly intriguing.
She kept the crowd mildly amused with hits such as "Closer" and "Don't Go".
Afterwards the mildly shellshocked the crowd decanted to the festival's second stage, where Ngaiire, a tiny singer based in Sydney but from Papua New Guinea, provided much more conventional Sunday afternoon festival fare.
Cue loud cheers from the Guardian office while Luis Figo, in the crowd, looks mildly carsick.
