Sentence examples for crowded planning from inspiring English sources

But neighbors in surrounding communities, who pride themselves on living in the area where George Washington and his army spent two winters during the American Revolution, have crowded planning meetings to complain that such a development would ruin the area's natural beauty and burden its public services.

He looks for a bar that isn't too crowded, planning to get drunk, but not too drunk.

But the Democratic left, from the MoveOn.org crowd planning a response to a possible Mueller firing to billionaire impeachment advocates like Tom Steyer, are chomping at the bit.

Many in the crowd planned to stay in the square overnight to pray and prepare for Francis Masss on Sunday, when the Catholic Church marks Pentecost, the day it teaches that the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles.

The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts, in St . Louis opened its new building last month, and, so that the galleries won't feel too crowded, it plans to allow the public in only two days a week, and only by appointment.

Until then, crowd planning had largely been the purview of fire-safety engineers, who focussed on how to get people out of buildings, in the event of an emergency — not into them.

Until then, crowd planning had largely been the purview of fire-safety engineers, who focussed on how to get people out of buildings, in the event of an emergency not into them.

Frustrated by what they describe as difficulty in getting their work produced, enough female playwrights to make a standing-room-only crowd are planning to attend a town hall meeting on Monday night to air their grievances with representatives of New York's leading Off Broadway and nonprofit theaters.

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Before we'd even landed, it was clear that the crowd were planning on giving every ounce of pent up partying they'd saved up throughout the rest of the year.

VibeAgent, with their older crowd, plans on rewarding top users through "travel-related" rewards.