Sentence examples for crowded rush from inspiring English sources

DAVID SPIELBERG Monica Sands was on a 79th Street crosstown bus recently when the driver added some much-needed comic relief during the crowded rush hour.

In a crowded rush, the words inject a twitching dose of stand-up monologue: "I knew a guy who was so rich he could ski uphill.

I felt that police officers and passersby treated me with suspicion, and even on the crowded rush hour bus, few chose to sit next to me if they could avoid it.

Although these commuter trains are renowned for their cleanliness, punctuality, and safety, most are extremely crowded during rush hours, with some trains carrying many more than the number of passengers for which they were designed.

He said the board had asked the city to do something about increasing the capacity of the closest subway line, the No. 7, which is already crowded during rush hours.

The Midtown crowds rush by.

Why did the pro-Russian crowd rush into a building instead of running away?

Art shows, films and plays have become commodified and crowds rush to them because they are told they must, to be seen as cultured, or worse, as part of their lifestyle portmanteaus – or Louis Vuitton bags.

Afterwards, several officers walk past her casually, as members in the crowd rush to see if she's OK.

The cruise-ship groups get there first thing, but when I arrived around noon, the cruise-crowd rush hour was heading in the opposite direction.

A demented, confused person, he noted, can become suddenly aggressive over seemingly trivial things, like a change in daily routine or feeling crowded or rushed.