Sentence examples for crowded library from inspiring English sources

At minimum, have a drink in its large, soaring and usually crowded library.

It's illegal to yell "fire" in a crowded library.

For students, the mention of college conjures images of sprawling quads, crowded libraries and all-night parties.

The James Revival deserves the capital "R," because the increased sales of his books and the rapidly expanding literature on the man and his life and his work began crowding library shelves all over the country.

Drawings by Géricault, Daumier and Delacroix crowd the library walls.

While an enrollment spike can translate into more tuition dollars, it can also mean fewer available study carrels in the library, crowded dining halls and faculty advisors who feel stretched thin.

At the Albany Avenue branch of the Hartford library, more than 100 children often crowd into the library after school.

More than 100 residents and shopkeepers crowded into the Brooklyn Heights Library Tuesday night to oppose a four-month shutdown of the Clark Street subway station for elevator replacement.

It's midnight and there are hundreds of students crowded into the University of Reading's library.

In Vancouver on July 7 , 2007 hundreds of people crowded outside the Vancouver Public Library to see Harry and the Potters.

THE CROWD The Library attracts a lively mix of sleek show folk and chic downtowners in their 30s and 40s.