Sentence examples for continuously crowded from inspiring English sources
A guard stationed beside the glass-encased painting watched as visitors continuously crowded around, admiring its luminosity and extraordinary details.
"I continuously push myself.
To Government forces ringing the White House, he called out, "You have only seconds to change sides and defect to the people". After several starts, during which gunfire rattled continuously, the crowd burst into the Mayor's offices.
Today, priests celebrated Easter Mass at the church continuously beginning at 6 A.M., and the pews were so crowded that late-arriving worshipers were forced to pray, sing and kneel on the stone steps of the entry.
With a flat leadership model, messy desks, and crowded offices, employees (there called "smart creatives") are encouraged to avoid processes, invest their time in "moonshot" projects, and continuously work together to always improve the product.
Pharmacy windows are crowded.
"You are trying to stifle our free speech," Spencer said as the crowd continuously booed and chanted through his speech, in which he recited his ideas about the "ideal" of a white nation.
Crowding out might occur.
