Sentence examples for crowded premises from inspiring English sources

He founded a law firm with a civil liberties and human rights focus in constantly crowded premises in 1962.

We're in the Pink House, where Shin, a red-haired girl (Trecartin again) whose face is painted in a clownish mask of red, yellow, and blue patches, dominates the increasingly crowded premises.

With word of a visitor on the premises spreading, some two dozen dorm residents crowded into the common room to talk about their projects.

But the three driving ranges and six practice greens were crowded with golfers, many of them taking lessons with instructors from the PGA National's Academy of Golf on the premises.

Burnett questioned that premise, noting that his "Survivor" has been on twice a season and is now in its 25th edition.Still, "The Voice" does occupy a singing genre crowded with Fox's two entries, "The X Factor" and "Idol".

Pharmacy windows are crowded.

Throughout this area the traveller by road or rail can see workmen perched on factory roofs and yard-walls, or crowding the windows of the occupied premises, with red flags flying.

Her anger at the "black on black skins" crowding on to the beach is premised on the idea that the beach is not meant for blacks.

Crowding out might occur.

It is about crowding.

A 21-year-old who was in Queensway and Bayswater in London recalled how locals discouraged the crowd from targeting certain premises.