Sentence examples for a bit overcrowded from inspiring English sources

He said: "We were staying at my partner's mum's and it was just a bit overcrowded.

kolopcek.com scubagirl66 Cavtat Cavtat is a beautiful and peaceful port village across the bay from historic if a bit overcrowded Dubrovnik.

But fellow Conservative MP Cheryl Gillan, whose constituency would be affected by HS2, said it was "a £33bn-plus way of solving a bit of overcrowding on a couple of railway lines" and would take longer than its estimated 2033 completion date.

With thanks to my good friend 3am Wikipedia rabbit warren, this came about because at the time, every flipping thing conceivable was illegal, prisons were overcrowded, and it was seeming a bit much to hang people for nicking a few bits of Georgian tat.

In one area – overcrowding – the government has made quite a bit of noise but there is no data available to show us what's happening.

You had a bit more space, and there was no sense that it felt cramped or overcrowded.

At least Labour did improve prison conditions with new buildings, less overcrowding, no more slopping out filth and a bit more activity for inmates.

A bit.

— Go a bit mad.

A bit awkward?

Just a bit... disappointing.