Sentence examples for became less crowded from inspiring English sources

The scenes became less crowded.

The practice was popular with inmates who bragged about "living large on the barge," but it was expensive and it was discontinued when jails became less crowded.

Then it became less crowded: one morning in February, El Farsero didn't wake up.

Classes became less crowded, teachers could individualize instruction, there was finally room to breathe in the lunchroom.

With each stop, the car became less crowded and more people realized what was going on.

There was a clear sense of confusion inside the arena on Saturday night and the crowd became less vocal as Mayweather won without too much glitz.

The blogger notes, too, that as Mr. Ahmadinejad's "popularity dwindled, especially in the aftermath of the 2009 disputed presidential elections, his provincial visits became less triumphant," and the crowds around him these days are often small.

What is more, the crowd became less assertive in its demands and lost its momentum, solidarity and sense of unity.

The Sea View League race to determine the league's Nos. 2 and 3 representatives for the Southern Section Division III baseball playoffs became a little less crowded Friday afternoon.

For example, when executions stopped being held before large crowds, prisoners became less likely to orate and more likely to speak directly to victims' families.

Overbanked Italy will see its financial sector become a little less crowded, with the 8 billion euro ($10 billion) takeover of Banca Popolare Italiana, by Banco Popolare di Verona e Novara.