Sentence examples for crowded locale from inspiring English sources
Although the New Town was the dream of some of the visionaries of the Scottish Enlightenment, the "hotbed of genius," as it was called at the time, was firmly located within the crowded locale of the Old Town.
However, how bacterial cells respond to stresses over time has been difficult to determine, as growing cells in a flask or on a microscope slide crowd their locale, thus inducing their own stress.
The question was rhetorical, and people crowded around him in that unlikely and not ideal locale were there to learn the answer, not give it.
Pharmacy windows are crowded.
Crowding out might occur.
Lately, more of these sites have been trying to differentiate by varying a little from the budget crowd and offering unique locales.
The music is low, and the sophisticated crowd seems to appreciate it as a relaxed conversation locale, nothing like the beer halls for which the city is famous.
It's that last point which sets Media Camp apart from the rest of the incubator crowd: Rather than focus on startups in a particular locale, Turner's accelerator was launched to help technology companies learn how to work with big media conglomerates.
Soon, a crowd swells around him, arguing about where the old locale once stood, but also engaging in random conversation.
Firecracker's promoters, Lisa Yu, Daryl Chou and Jim Kang, took a landmark Chinatown locale, flooded it with a truly diverse club crowd and laced it with a steady dose of urban art, spoken word, hip-hop, street culture and jazz.
