Sentence examples for crowded building from inspiring English sources
In the hours before her death, Ms. Murphy had been in a crowded building courtyard with friends and other people.
It's illegal to yell "fire" in a crowded building, for example, because even when that fire isn't real, people will act as if it is.
In a follow-up visit to "Today," one of the viewers wrote in to accuse him of shouting fire in a crowded building.
In a crowded building space with no air conditioning, heat and moisture emissions from occupants can result in heat stress in the indoor environment, which in turn, causes thermal strain on the human body.
Catherine Zarbis, the principal at Public School 19 in Corona, Queens, which serves nearly 2,200 students in a crowded building and in several temporary corrugated-metal structures in the playground, said the proposed cuts would cost her school extra teachers and would increase the size of some classes to 40 students.
Yelling fire in a crowded building isn't protected (legally or morally) because it directly infringes on the physical safety of others, something they have a right to in our moral judgement.
If we need full body scanners and pat downs at airports, then it should follow that we also need them for people entering Amtrak trains, subways, crowded buildings, busy streets and the like.
Harris has drawn among the campaign's largest and most diverse crowds, building upon an ability to ignite a bulwark of the party's base: African American women.
spoof that offers readers the chance to hunt the president-elect among among crowds building a wall in Mexico and at a Tea Party rally.
Stepping, the stomping and body percussion tradition they practice, is a cousin to tap, and these performers showed their busier-footed relatives how to work a crowd, building up rhythms, breaking them down and building them up again.
It was, as one Canadian woman pointed out to me, the fact that so many of them, when they brushed past, as, with the crowds building up, they had to, said "Sorry".
