Sentence examples for crowded line from inspiring English sources
The crowded line of skiers marching up the hill resembled a freeway at rush hour.
A big wave approaches, and a crowded line of surfers prepare to ride it.
Grand Central Terminal was chosen for the survey because it is arguably the most crowded station on the most crowded line in the city, the Lexington.
Because the N, R and L lines were closed throughout the morning rush, there was severe overcrowding and delays on other lines, especially the Lexington Avenue subway, which is generally the most crowded line in Manhattan on weekday mornings.
But transit advocates said the derailment might be a warning sign that inspections of the Lexington Avenue tracks should be made more frequently because it is by far the most crowded line in the system.
Commuters on Long Island were cold, late and cranky after frozen signals and switches -- and a truck that ran into a lowered railroad crossing gate in Mineola -- caused extensive delays on the most crowded line, said Brian P. Dolan, a railroad spokesman.
Ratings for the explosive chef, known for catchphrases like "Bam!" and "kick it up a notch," have been simmering lately as the networks crowded line-up of telegenic chefs and suspense-filled cooking challenges like Iron Chef and Dinner Impossible have made it more difficult for instruction-driven cooking shows to attract viewers.
On marathon Sunday, crowds lining Lafayette Avenue in Brooklyn cheered enthusiastically as wave after wave of runners passed by.
The festive trip took eight days, and at each port cheering crowds lined up to greet the Chief.
"They crowded the line of scrimmage.
Crowds line the streets for hours to secure a good view of the procession.
