The phrase "all this crowding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a lot of people or things in a particular space, often implying discomfort or inconvenience.
Example: "I can't concentrate on my work with all this crowding in the café today."
Alternatives: "this overcrowding" or "all this congestion".
And, unlike those intelligent designers in the sky, all this crowd knows how to do is sling it.
Still, all this crowd talk must be somewhat insulting to a team that has class throughout, most notably in their vaunted secondary, at quarterback with Russell Wilson and at running back with Marshawn Lynch.
You go and see other bands that are really popular, and they play exactly how it is on the record, they stop between the songs and say, "Hey, how you guys doing out there" - all this crowd motivation which I'm no good at, and I've never been able to do... I'm genuinely surprised people like us.
I was treating it like another competition but to see all this crowd around was brilliant.
I was really thinking about how nice it is to play in this big court and with all this crowd, and I was trying to get some help from them.
Against all odds, this crowd of collaborators has produced a funny, haunting night of theatre.
All this for a crowd of a few dozen, most of whom were happy to spend the duration of the night bouncing up against one another.
After all, this is a crowd that finds no reading more essential than the bootlegged floor plan to the Chanel sample sale.
But not long ago, right before I was to speak to a group of young adults working on community service projects through City Year, part of the AmeriCorps volunteer service program, I looked down at my notes and realized that they were all wrong for this crowd because my remarks were too pedantic, aimed at a younger audience.
He will need to find a way to be clearer on strategy and red lines for the party to achieve his objective of preventing this crowding out all discussion of Lib Dem policy.
