Sentence examples for congested villages from inspiring English sources

First, many households in congested villages do not have the space to build toilets and tube wells far apart.

Turns out the names refer to two of the most congested villages Norfolk – Elveden, a dreadful bottleneck on the A11 between Cambridge and Norwich renowned for the length of time it takes to get anywhere.

"We don't want to criminalise this sort of tourism, but of the 500,000 who just last year landed at La Spezia, 25 per cent organised hit-and-run visits [to Cinque Terre], congesting the little villages," he said.

Parking is nearby, but the village is often very congested in the summer; plan to arrive early.

The extension largely used the same corridor as an existing Zagreb Maribor road Zagorje Highway a congested and insufficiently safe two-lane road with at-grade intersections, connecting numerous towns and villages between Zagreb and Maribor.

"Are you congested?

It gets congested.

Its streets were congested.

Too congested, he wrote.

"It is so congested.

It's already terribly congested.