Sentence examples for be very crowded from inspiring English sources

Why or why not? –Cities in Japan tend to be very crowded.

QUESTION FROM GRAHAM: All these "thoughts" careering around in the universe… must be very crowded out there.

"One of the comments I got from a colleague is that summer school is going to be very crowded this year".

"The whole roadster market will be very crowded by the time Boxster hits the scene". Mr. Wiedeking says simply: "For the others, a sports car is a marketing strategy.

Buses can be very crowded during these strikes, and at least one hotel, the Hilton Athens, according to its spokeswoman, Linda Griffin, ensures that some backup airport transportation is available for guests.

"For example, the middle of New York may be very crowded, but Greater New York is a vast, sprawling landscape with huge amounts of open land which are never out of sight of buildings".

It was very crowded.

It's very crowded.

It was very crowded in the bus.

The subway was very crowded for a Saturday.

A train going from Florence to Rome was very crowded.