Sentence examples for are getting crowded from inspiring English sources
If your spring cabbages are getting crowded, chop off alternate ones to be used as greens.
A government review of burial laws in England and Wales, where cemeteries are getting crowded, is asking if the dead should be dug up to make room for more.
"I can appreciate longer runs because it gives me a chance to see a play that might otherwise close after a six-week run, but I so worry about new plays that are getting crowded out," said Kathy Flynn, who subscribes to both Manhattan Theater Club and the Public Theater.
We don't generally go to the cinema on the lookout for arcana regarding the world's leading shipping routes; but the high seas are getting crowded when the protagonists of two of the fall's leading awards contenders drift into one another's course.
The skies are getting crowded.
"Surely Nigerians will recognise at some points that things are getting crowded and stop having so many babies?" he argues.
THE Earth's orbit is getting crowded.
A newer, larger one is getting crowded.
The space is getting crowded.
Nature is getting crowded out.
The market is getting crowded and not all prostate cancer drugs are doing well.
