Sentence examples for crowded locations from inspiring English sources

Other respondents said they were going to avoid large cities and crowded locations, or stay closer to home.

A series of taunting phone calls made to the teenage sister of one of the victims -- calls that the police suspect came from the killer -- were made from in or around some of the most crowded locations in New York City, including Madison Square Garden and Times Square, according to the people briefed on the case and to the mother of Melissa Barthelemy, that victim.

Police said the suspects intended to bomb crowded locations in Hotan in south-western Xinjiang.

The dance floor and its surrounding area as well as bars are the most crowded locations in the barroom and involve the most interactions between patrons.

Above all, CRs can be used to alleviate problems emerging in cyber-physical systems combining wireless infrastructures and online social networks, e.g., to provide on-the-fly traffic offloading of the cellular infrastructure, thus expediting data transfers and reducing delays (LTE advanced) in crowded locations.

It also stated "Go for the most crowded locations.

Its students have been housed at P.S. 3 since the attack, but a spokeswoman for Mr. Levy said that they might be moved to a less crowded location.

But their efforts inadvertently hampered the work of the professionals, foreign rescue crews using sniffer dogs, and at least one team gave up and moved on to a less crowded location.

But, according to "The Architecture of Delano & Aldrich" (W. W. Norton, 2003) by Peter Pennoyer and Anne Walker, the members voted in 1927 to move uptown, to a quieter and less crowded location.

One common complaint about Foursquare is that in a increasingly crowded location-based space, it's not pretty enough when compared to the likes of Brightkite and Gowalla.

The feature would make sense for times when you're trying to meetup up with a friend, or a group of friends, in a crowded location.