Sentence examples for almost always crowded from inspiring English sources

Buses and trains are almost always crowded in Cuba, which lacks adequate public transport.

Open daily, hours vary, check website for details The magnificent American Museum of Natural History is a must-see but is huge and almost always crowded.

The roads into New York are almost always crowded, and ANDY PHILLIPS will certainly have a difficult time getting to the Bronx.

These places are almost always crowded, and the people crowding them are either (a) about to get on a plane, knowing that this common fare will be far superior to the food served on board; or (b) just getting off a plane and don't even have the strength to pick up their bags without fortifying themselves after the enforced starvation of the flight.

The Kitchen downtown is almost always crowded at lunch; next door is Salt, a new entry in the restaurant wars that took over the spot of Boulder's cheeseburger heaven -- Tom's Tavern.

It is always crowded.

Nowadays it's always crowded.

Because the buses are always crowded, there are always chances".

It's always crowded.

And it's crowded -- always crowded.

It is always crowded here".