Sentence examples for crowded book from inspiring English sources

This is a crowded book.

Other major sections in this enjoyably crowded book address eclectic Amsterdam architecture and the great importance of Dutch art.

Reviewing the book for the Science Book Club in May, Tim Radford wrote: "This is a rich, crowded book, with something luminous, provoking and instructive on every page.

Ms. Orringer's long, crowded book is its own kind of forest, and not every tree needs to be here; her novel's dramatic power might have been greatly enhanced by pruning.

This is a crowded book, in other words, thick with crazy ideas and even crazier people, and for a while its "and ­another thing" comprehensiveness keeps us entertained.

He had a crowded appointment book and gave his sitters only an hour at a time, during which he made a preliminary sketch in crayon and painted the face.

The room is crowded with books; spring blazes outside.

Google will probably face an uphill battle in its effort to enter the already crowded e-books field.

The Walrus office is crowded with books and research materials, to say nothing of scripts.

He lived on West 15th Street in Manhattan "in a penthouse crowded with books and pictures," Mr. Wieseltier wrote in an e-mail.

The rumpled scholar sat discussing the dispute on a recent afternoon in his high-ceilinged living room, which was crowded with books and his paintings.