Sentence examples for crowded flats from inspiring English sources

But they fled to their cramped rooms and crowded flats, and no shots were fired.

But when they arrived he controlled their lifestyles with violence, taking all their wages from their bank accounts, and keeping them in poverty in crowded flats.

Dawid Siwak, 30, offered the four men work in the UK, housed them in crowded flats and retained most of their wages.

Portsmouth Crown Court heard that along with his wife, Roza Urbanowicz, Mr Siwak kept the four men in crowded flats and retained most of their wages.

In 1950, as in 1940 and 1930, they had been wearing hand-me-downs and living for the most part in squalid, crowded "communal flats" carved out of antiquated pre-revolutionary buildings.

The tiny table in front of them was crowded with flat squares of bread, on top of which they laid slabs of yellow cheese and pink circles of turkey ham.

"How we redeploy, how we turn this over," General Odierno told the officers who gathered to brief him in a room crowded with flat-panel television screens and wallpapered with maps, "will go a long way to determining how this turns out".

"You didn't tell me that you lived in a communal apartment," she says, used to her parents' crowded but private flat.

Wildlife specimens crowded his Berlin flat while he studied zoology in the 1930s.

I looked, in turn, for the most deranged-looking option: a "Bohemian" flat crowded with Brazilian antiques that seemed entirely sui generis.

He was referring to his basilica's future in changing neighborhoods, including NoLIta, Little Italy and SoHo, where immigrants once crowded into cold-water flats and artists found refuge in spacious lofts.