Sentence examples for crowded lines from inspiring English sources

Airports may be crowded, lines may be long, but the prices have put air travel in the reach of more and more people.

For anyone who has ever endured a convenience store experience in New York, Chicago or San Francisco, this three-step process is a much desired improvement over waiting in often crowded lines.

With exploding popularity has come grousing from devoted attendees that Comic-Con has outgrown the San Diego Convention Center, with events too crowded, lines too long and some potential exhibitors turned away.

He has asked the agency's engineers to study the feasibility of extending the length of the platforms on the most crowded lines, to allow for longer trains.

The government will unveil a multi-billion pound rebuilding programme for the British rail network this summer to ease congestion on the most crowded lines.

It will allow the rerouting of some E and F trains, on two of the city's most crowded lines, traveling between Manhattan and Queens.

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.

Grocery store clerks swipe Visa cards at crowded checkout lines.

The plaques become crowded, the lines accumulate and the maps are nearly obliterated.

Still, many polling places were crowded, with lines out the door.