Sentence examples for crowded and when from inspiring English sources

The Great Mosque was still crowded, and when, early in the morning, the 3rd Battalion took control of the entire city, more men poured into the mosque, their hands up in the air, their eyes full of dread.

Go for lunch when it is not too crowded and when a three-course meal for two, with wine, costs about $125 (and save room for the lemon meringue tart).

The sidewalks are crowded and when a small group of Asian tourists walk by Robert jumps in front of them and bows from the waist.

Lorraine's is usually crowded and boisterous when Knicks games are on, though everyone was a little muted in the face of this past season's performance.

The players used the delay to crowd into their already crowded rooms and when prodded, wondered what it would be like to play major college athletics: traveling in jets, playing before packed grandstands, staying in swanky hotels.

We instead define word shape operationally (what can be distinguished when crowded) and choose the letter substitutes so as to be visually indistinguishable from the original when crowded.

"There was a real crowd and when I heard [the gunfire] I hid behind a broken-down car.

Sergei Reznichenko, burly and mustachioed, was watching from the edge of the crowd, and when asked whether he wanted to try, he gave an explosive laugh.

He drives his own small car, he told the crowd, and when traveling, he and another executive share a room at the Days Inn.

Ms. Clinton spoke briefly to the crowd, and when she said she was proud to be campaigning with Mr. Rendell, the audience whooped and hollered.

"Within Westfield there was a really big crowd, and when the organisers gave the signal there was a very loud die-in within the centre," he said.