Sentence examples for crowded precinct from inspiring English sources
Leaders of the demonstrators assert the erection of the temporary volleyball center, to be dismantled in October, will damage the beach, reduce public access by half and disrupt trade and transportation for months in an already crowded precinct, where about 20,000 people live within a few blocks of the waterfront.
Cognitive radio proposes a handset smart enough to sniff the radio environment, and opportunistically sneak into any bandwidth that was momentarily free, much as a pedestrian crossing a crowded precinct would seek out a path through the gaps in the crowd, negotiating a path step-by-step.
Others crowded the Fifth Precinct station house in Chinatown seeking information.
The Pittsburgh precinct is crowded with tales of the famous empire builders of the Gilded Age, the perennially interesting Morgans, Mellons and Rockefellers.
With 11,000 pre-election voters, a primary record, some of those ballots were tallied by computer and others were on paper, and it took time to transport data in the crowded county from drop-off points for precinct workers.
Every morning the narrow block was crowded with paddy wagons (Weegee called them "pie wagons"), bringing in the night's arrests from various precincts for booking and processing.
When he finally spotted it, Schlueter discovered that the precinct captain who was supposed to be in charge hadn't turned up and that "some lady" — a fellow voter — had assumed the task of checking IDs of others who crowded around the table.
"There will be so many more Democrats crowding into formerly Republican precincts that the G.O.P.'s ability to gerrymander its way out of trouble will become more and more remote".
Deputy Inspector Richard McGuire, commander of the Nassau County Police Department's fourth precinct, which includes Barnum Island, estimated that on any summer weekend night in good weather, 8,000 people crowd into the neighborhood for casual dining and the night life afterward.
