Sentence examples for crowded days from inspiring English sources

With teachers and principals being held accountable for results on standardized tests, many have complained that they cannot cram more into already crowded days.

Even on crowded days, there's always a chance to claim a prime circle of sand as a base for building sand castles, tossing a Frisbee or collecting shells.

She was visiting with her children and grandchildren and pointed out that even on crowded days, the wait for amusement park rides was short.

Town parking lots are open to nonresidents for a $10 daily fee, but the sale of daily passes may be suspended when the lots near capacity on crowded days.

Anway, the stock exchange enjoyed one of its most crowded days in years as Michael "the situation" Sorrentino, Pauly "DJ Pauly D" Del Vecchio, Nicole Snookii" Polizzi, Jenni "J-Woww" Farley and friends grinned from ear to ear over the trading floor.

Unless you're in the Industry, these are precisely the pricey and crowded days to avoid.

For a month, the issue had loomed over Indianapolis, and hundreds of union members crowded, day after day, into the Statehouse halls.

It's getting crowded these days.

And more over all the gyms are crowded these days, so you will have to wait to use the machine, which results is a waste of time.

One possible use is to hire them to mow down tourists in Times Square, which is much too crowded these days.

He said that he found the sand to be crowded some days but that he always had ample room to swim.