Sentence examples for crowded recently from inspiring English sources

My gym, like most others around the country, has been very crowded recently.

KHARKIV, Ukraine, 12 December 2014 – The streets of Kharkiv seem more crowded recently, as the influx of people from eastern Ukraine steadily carries on.

By Kyle O'Donoghue KHARKIV, Ukraine, 12 December 2014 – The streets of Kharkiv seem more crowded recently, as the influx of people from eastern Ukraine steadily carries on.

And army members fired into protesting crowds recently, killing seven.

In the crowd recently were the architect I. M. Pei and his wife, Eileen, who have been eating at Gino's for sixty years.

Vice-President Biden: When you told a Democratic crowd recently that the Republicans would "put y'all back in chains," what did you mean?

"We thought it fell under fair use," Venter told a crowd recently at SXSW, but copyright in the age of digital (and genetic) reproduction, as we are all learning from the ongoing Google-books saga, is a tricky business.

Mr. Jacobs, the state Democratic chairman, said Mr. Cuomo's policy proposals would stand in stark contrast to those of Mr. Paladino, who gained attention recently for suggesting housing welfare recipients in vacant prisons to teach them job skills and hygiene, and for telling an upstate crowd recently that residents of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx, were "not like us".

"This is Nathuram Godse Speaking", a play based on the assassin's trial self-defence, drew such crowds recently in Bombay that a nervous BJP persuaded the state government of Maharashtra to ban it.To many thoughtful Indians, the idea of their country embracing an armed-to-the-teeth chauvinism seems both banal and appalling.

Microsoft's research division is hitting the streets and hanging with the college crowd recently.

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