Sentence examples for became very crowded from inspiring English sources

The uterus of the queen became very "crowded" and her body circumference increased rapidly in this last third of pregnancy.

Everest has become very crowded during the peak climbing season of April and May, when snow and weather conditions give the greatest chance of a successful summit bid.

It all becomes very crowded on stage, and quite expensive -- not to mention difficult on the ear.

And streets get very crowded".

Ms. Newman said that the natural category has become a "very crowded marketplace," with Whole Body becoming an important national retailer drawing in the ideal shopper, one who "is very interested in a holistic lifestyle".

Strasburg got two quick strikes on him and the crowd became very loud, hoping for a punch out and with it, a late snack.

"I've got nothing against MDMA," Barratt says, "it's a wonderful dance drug, but the crowds became very 'mono'–– they only seemed to want things above a certain tempo with as much piano banging and big daft noises as possible.

Soon the crowds became very large and were full of people speaking in tongues, shouting, singing and moaning.

The crowd became very antagonistic and a Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) enquiry found that a Yorkshire player had incited the unrest.

He became very sad".

I became very munchy.