Sentence examples for crowded mass from inspiring English sources

On Sunday mornings, after a crowded Mass at St . Barnabas many head to Eileen's Country Kitchen.

Its red-and-white 1950s American auto body — the kind that provided Havana with its taxi fleet — is supported not by four wheels but by a crowded mass of barefoot legs.

Better yet, Burgaz is home to Kalpazankaya, an out-of-the-way, open-air meyhane (traditional bar/restaurant) that will quickly help you forget about the crowded mass of humanity left behind on the ferry.

With available land at a premium, Mumbai residents often reside in cramped, relatively expensive housing, usually far from workplaces, and therefore requiring long commutes on crowded mass transit, or clogged roadways.

Cities are crowded masses of inward-looking extended families separated by a shabby public realm.

If busy, high-density streets and sidewalks, crowded mass-transit systems and large, high-rise office buildings are the hallmarks of 20th-Century urbanism, they also offer, unfortunately, the best civilian targets for mass destruction.

His feet knew the way, and so he went and sat looking into space until it was time to go home again and his feet walked him back to his shabby residence, through the evening crowds massing outside Churchgate station — the jasmine sellers, the hustling urchins, the roar of the B.E.S.T. buses, the girls on their Vespas, the sniffing, hungry dogs.

On 25 May 1983, crowds massed outside the building, waiting for the outcome of the trial.

Champagne is the flagship posh product in a shopping basket crowded with mass luxury.

Vast crowds mass to hear him speak, his iconic image is plastered on everything.

The phrase at once recalls the millions of capacitors Sprague produced and presents an irony that the factory's former employees can surely appreciate just as much as, if not more than, the SoHo crowd mass moca hopes to attract.