Sentence examples for crowded ground from inspiring English sources

As wonderful as the smorgasbord of weaponry scattered throughout the city may be – everything from cash registers to shampoo bottles can be shoplifted and used to bludgeon the nose from an incoming zombie – it's often an awkward fumble to pick up the exact object you're looking for from the crowded ground.

Because of the curious history of the subways -- they were built by competing private firms, each wanting a piece of the lucrative Lower Manhattan traffic -- the lines all converge on the crowded ground near the Battery.

By acquiring this estate, Spenser made his choice for the future: to rise into the privileged class of what was, to all intents, a colonial land of opportunity rather than to seek power and position on the more crowded ground of the homeland, where he had made his poetic reputation.

That's a lot of ground -- less crowded ground but lots of it.

We also calculate the overlap between A and regions occupied by the surrounding structures in the crowded ground truth density map.

Instead, the sound is probably closer to nervous laughter, particularly in Paris, where French Open officials still lack a stadium with a retractable roof for their clay-court extravaganza and are seeking a way to expand their increasingly crowded grounds.

People come in from a long flight, are crowded into ground level tunnels with no light, and that's terrible, Mr. Bodouva says.

Membership in the Sons of Confederate Veterans spiked, and large pro-flag demonstrations crowded the grounds of Southern state capitols.

But at the Pineywoods ride, as more and more young people crowded the grounds, I noticed cargo shorts and rubber-soled boots with brightly colored uppers, some with an accumulation of paper wristbands from previous rides threaded through the pull straps in a display of trail ride status.

Ms. Pisani, an avid gardener who now owns an environmental-consulting business, did not like the grove of olive trees that crowded the ground-floor terrace because they blocked the view of the rest of the property and the Luberon mountain range in the distance to the south.

Taxi drivers are openly irritated by the tourists who crowd around Ground Zero with their digital cameras and their wild emotional declarations of sympathy.