Sentence examples for being crowded from inspiring English sources

San Diego always manages to feel simultaneously busy and fun, while not being crowded and claustrophobic.

That means animals already are being crowded into the remaining habitat.

Then there is the indignity of being crowded out by fellow practitioners in one's particular field.

Though solitude brings many benefits with it, it's quickly being crowded out of our lives.

Not open was the Lakers Shaquille O'Neall, who complained of being crowded and elbowed.

Private investment, it was said, was being crowded out by wasteful public investment.

"And there's no organized constituency for the pedestrians who are being crowded out".

Oscar and Mata combine nicely around the box before being crowded out by the defence.

"[Islington] has small, local, voluntary organisations that you can argue are being crowded out.

Journalism classes are being crowded out by the urgency to drill students on core standardized-testing subjects.

He was being crowded by Brazil's André Santos, but the defender was unbalanced by Götze's change of foot.