Sentence examples for crowded during from inspiring English sources

Roads are crowded during new rush hours.

Additionally, no rooms are crowded during the summer.

In addition, we collected additional data from a university canteen crowded during lunch time.

Bernini's famous piazza, so aggressively crowded during the day, was nearly empty.

Although these areas are crowded during workdays, most are nearly deserted in the evenings.

On the coast, the Danube delta attracts bird-watchers, and beaches are crowded during warm weather.

Crowded during the day, it empties as the evening wears on and by 10pm will be quiet.

The city was so crowded during the day I could not enjoy it, I had no sense of presence.

I've enjoyed it most in places which are crowded during the day; Venice, for example, is magical before dawn.

UPDATE: The house was so crowded during the reunion that no young couple, wed or unwed, had its own room.

(Edna says that the beaches are less crowded during the week, and that working weekends gives her a better chance at the Sunday paper).