Sentence examples for becoming crowded from inspiring English sources

"Niche is becoming crowded and you start seeing so many stratas in the category," he added.

But neither of these facts has kept his appointment book from becoming crowded with the names of PGA Tour players.

The banks of the river are becoming crowded with volunteers planting trees and schoolchildren learning for the first time about the river that runs through their neighborhood.

And with the ranks of luxury S.U.V.'s becoming crowded, there is less competition -- and less discounting -- among black-tie trucks.

The Democratic field in the high-profile race is already becoming crowded, with former Attorney General Janet Reno also considering a run for the office.

Rolls and other luxury sedan makers are finding the genre is becoming crowded, with new contenders from companies that once disdained anything larger than a roadster.

And what does a world without Gourmet portend for an age when millions prefer to share recipes online, restaurant criticism is becoming crowd-sourced and newspaper food sections are thinner and thinner?

City surveys confirm that sidewalks are becoming more crowded.

Moreover, the specialty pharmaceutical business is becoming mighty crowded.

Britain's busiest railway stations are becoming more crowded.

Bauer will buy 110,000 positions at checkout counters that are becoming more crowded every day.