Sentence examples for and crowding in the from inspiring English sources

The Sierra Club, on the other hand, wants to better preserve the park that Muir knew by reducing commercialism and crowding in the Yosemite Valley, mainly by limiting parking and relocating campgrounds to less visited areas.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, May 25 , 1968P. 89 Dancer's Image was disqualified for bumping and crowding in the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico, a fortnight after being disqualified in the Kentucky Derby.

Many casualties were blamed on loss of direction and crowding in the captured trenches, which were too shallow.

The bus system is playing a central role, but it is threatened by traffic on the streets and crowding in the buses.

Repeatedly, mention was made of the intense social activity and crowding in the heavily patronised Seascale Social Club, virtually the only such venue in the vicinity in the earlier years of Sellafield nuclear operations.

In NMR terms, "tumbling" equates to rotational diffusion, i.e., the rates with which local reorientations occur and, hence, directly reports on intracellular viscosity and crowding in the absence of intracellular interactions (see section 2.3.3).

Etiquette of guard and crowd in the rush View Article By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar By Charles Bethea.

The Bar 13 stage was tiny and crowded in the small hours of Friday morning, but Big Freedia saw plenty of room left to fill.

While Galena offers four sturdy seasons, summer can get steamy in the valleys, touristy in town and crowded in the Territory.

He was greeted with adulation by leaders and crowds in the White House, Congress, the United Nations, Madison Square Garden and, finally, the city of brotherly love.

Now, we do have an annual Little League parade in our town with hundreds of players and crowds in the upper two figures.