Sentence examples for crowded sights from inspiring English sources

For foreigners, visiting Prague this season brings the added bonus of less crowded sights and residents eager to show their city in its best light.

Our days started no later than 6 30 a.m. and were very long and crowded with wonderful sights and experiences.

In early summer, the climate in the island's capital is more comfortable, and the streets and sights less crowded.

Maybe we're just desperate for some explanation of how a young woman can be beaten to death on a crowded sidewalk in plain sight.

Jimmy Breslin once said that nature's finest sight is a crowded street; my own nomination is also purely a human creation: the eastern face of Manhattan as seen from the Triborough Bridge, stretching from Harlem to the Lower East Side.

I should have been dumbfounded to see such an incongruous sight in the crowded suburbs of liberal Copenhagen, but this was, after all, the Whiskey Belt, where the rules of Denmark's traditional egalitarianism don't always apply.

"It was an extremely impressive sight that this very crowded emergency department was empty in a matter of minutes," Ms. Schneider said.

Take Village Yokocho (8 Stuyvesant Street, near Third Avenue, 212-598-3041), a crowded Japanese spot hiding in plain sight — it's what you walk through to get to the bar Angel's Share.

They've got crowded sidewalks, dwelling prices driven out of sight by the yuppie infestation, bad subways, bad schools.

Meg drops her mother's hand when she catches sight of Brannock in a crowded hallway as parents and children tour the school on Cheverly Road north of Towson.

I remember losing sight of you in the hallway of crowded children and knowing it was the first of many times I'd lose sight of you in this crowded world.