Sentence examples for crowded for a from inspiring English sources
The subway was very crowded for a Saturday.
On Thursday the tables are crowded for a weekly quiz.
The field is already too crowded for a single product that to date is not protected by a patent.
The park was too crowded for a formal backdrop, but the situation was better suited to roaming.
He said that riders frequently mail tickets to the railroad, saying that the train they were riding on was too crowded for a conductor to collect them.
This weekend, though, the stage area will be especially crowded for a mixed program by a small chamber orchestra, whose members are drawn from Bargemusic regulars, including Ms. Bloom on violin.
This party is starting to get a bit crowded for an introvert so I'll leave it at those two.
In Schistocerca gregaria, nymphs treated by crowding for a few hours and then re-isolated for only one hour were statistically similar in behaviour to untreated nymphs [ 45].
Amy Winehouse entertained the crowd, for a fee of reportedly well over a million dollars.
Retailers are crowding shelves for a couple of strategic reasons.
