Sentence examples for crowded passengers from inspiring English sources

Guidelines, posted in the front and the back, said that "when boarding a crowded bus with standing passengers in the front, women should board the back door after paying the driver in the front" and that "when the bus is crowded, passengers should stand in their designated areas".

While bumped and crowded passengers may not warm to the idea of so many grounded planes, airline consultants say that it's not the right time to reintroduce these planes.

Now, the beleaguered airline industry is trying to shift the blame onto an unlikely villain: corporate jets, which the airlines claim are literally crowding passenger planes out of the sky.

Some 125 passengers crowded the 44-passenger car for its last trip.

North-east and Yorkshire stations were crowded with passengers trying to reach London after southbound trains were cancelled.

The line opened in June 1878 and was soon so crowded that passengers could not even board some trains.

Subway riders said the hats crowded other passengers and posed a danger to people waiting on the platform.

The wings were crowded with passengers, standing knee-deep in water, but the lines were not used.

Trains were crowded, and passengers were in jubilant and expectant mood, despite the early hour and subzero temperatures.

Across the level ocean of her mind come floating certain refugees in a makeshift plastic boat so crowded with passengers they are stacked in layers and dropping over the sides.

At the entrance of the Larnaca airport is a testament to wealth and power: a sign reading "Heads of State, Executive Aircraft" was erected to direct chauffeurs through a terminal crowded with passengers arriving on private jets.