Sentence examples for crowded scene from inspiring English sources

So what are the chances that Runa – a start-up company peddling an obscure Amazonian leaf called guayusa – can elbow its way into this already crowded scene?

Figure 3 shows comparable data for the mathematics test results and illustrates that the high scoring children for raw, "crowded scene" and guidance-of-movement scores tend to do better in their mathematics tests than the other children, but there is marked variation.

The results from the imputed dataset (Table 3) are broadly similar to the complete case analyses, although they suggest stronger associations between the raw, "crowded scene" and guidance-of-movement scores with the mathematics results, compared to those evident in the complete case analyses.

The goal for Dasher, then, like many others now arriving on this crowded scene, is not only how to differentiate itself from the crowd, but how to get users to give it a try.

Byron's Venice in particular was a crowded scene.

I reach Bill's Hide, and pull up the shutter to reveal a crowded scene.

No forensic evidence linked Mr Hallam to the crowded murder scene.

Arriving in New York, Gauthier struggled to find a niche in an already crowded music scene.

The closer the procession gets to the manger, the more dense and crowded the scene gets.

Crowd scene: Affluent and educated.

Crowd scene: Generally young and approachable.