Sentence examples for certainly crowded from inspiring English sources

As one of the world's largest cities, Istanbul is certainly crowded.

"Smaller but better preserved, certainly less crowded.

But it is certainly more crowded at the top after Novak Djokovic upset Federer in the semifinals, then avoided being upset in the final to put an end to the deeply entertaining run of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France.

It'll certainly be crowded in here, but we think we can manage, at least for the first year, if we move the coffee table a few inches, refrain from having more than one guest at a time (there goes our social life!), and get rid of the fridge.

The commercial Earth-observation space is certainly getting crowded.

"It is certainly not as crowded as it used to be," said Doreen Mogavero, 52, a veteran floor broker, who professed faith in the staying power of the downsized trading floor but admitted that she missed the tingle it used to generate.

Certainly the crowd didn't seem disappointed with it.

Certainly the crowds who come to see him are not of the plutocratic class.

In a political climate where cultural institutions must justify their existence in economic terms, celebrity shows certainly draw crowds.

Certainly, the crowd was delighted, exhibiting the kind of fleet-footed bounce you don't often see two and a half hours into a gig in the early hours of a wet Sunday morning.

And certainly the crowds that flocked to the more than 6,000 North American screens showing the movie in its first four days have shown that the filmmaker George Lucas's fervent following is still eager for more galactic adventures.