Sentence examples for crowded and it from inspiring English sources
They took in an orphaned infant, making the household crowded, and it was quickly decided that Nellie would clear out and go to America.
The little upstairs reading room was crowded, and it was difficult not to think about what would happen if there were a great fire there.
Certainly every time I went to the movies in the past two weeks, the theatres were crowded, and it was impossible to resist the thought that this was the right business to be in when times got tough.
I asked him whether he still wanted to buy a coat, and he said sure but he didn't want to be rushed or crowded and it was cold outside.
At CBGB, the Bowery dive where the band got started, people used to call her Mama Ramone, she said, adding: "CBGB struck me as too narrow, too crowded, and it had the worst bathrooms you ever saw.
Court 1 had been crowded and it was difficult to hear Leonard as, in his wig and robe with purple sash – the kit of a man who, for all his politeness, sends guilty men to prison – summed up the Redknapp and Milan Mandaric case for the jury.
A landmark destination, crowded and bigger, it's a place for spectacle.
"It feels crowded and polluted by comparison".
"It's crowded and one student can stop the lesson".
It's crowded and unprofitable.
"It's crowded and half the park is closed".
