Sentence examples similar to congested of from inspiring English sources

'congested of' is not a correct or usable phrasing in written English
If you are trying to say something is full, or heavily populated, you would use the preposition 'with'. For example, "The highway was congested with traffic."

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Critics say the Crossroads of the World is too congested for the bronze likeness of a singer with little connection to Broadway.

While the loss of life was not as heavy as in many recent raids, the consequences may prove more serious for the target was the city's waterworks which are reported to have been destroyed, depriving the great center, now congested with refugees, of most of its water supply.

Therefore, while many harbors were not always congested, in many of them much of the adequately deep & sheltered anchoring area had been preempted by expanding town facilities, commercial marinas, & yacht clubs.

In China, airline passengers are resorting to extreme measures to protest flight delays as the country's air corridors become congested with millions of new fliers each year, a result of the quick rise of the middle class and of increasingly inexpensive air tickets.

In July and August, the center of the town's commercial strip can get congested with hoards of pedestrians and cars competing with bicycle riders going in every direction.

It required a touch of genius to prise Chelsea open, as the space became too congested in front of the area.

According to a study conducted by the US Department of Energy [29], in the Western Interconnection network alone, one third of the lines experienced congestion at least once during the year of the study, and 17% of the lines are congested at least 10% of the times.

His passenger, Eric Acevedo, leaned over and said, "It's going to be congested regardless of how much you pay".

Ms. Crume added that the relative quiet without all the traffic on that normally congested section of Lafayette had made it more pleasant for people to sit outdoors.

He knows well the psychological blockages which keep light industries chained to the smoke and congested sprawl of the South; but logic, surely, must prevail – especially when he adds a dab of near lyricism to it.

This network is optimized for multimedia viewing and bypasses congested areas of the Internet by traveling along more peripheral paths so that transmission is smooth despite current narrowband constraints.

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