Sentence examples for crowded weeks from inspiring English sources

Even as Caramoor spreads out its enticements over most of the summer, the Summit Music Festival compresses everything into three incredibly crowded weeks at Marymount College in Tarrytown.

And Mr. Patner questioned whether consumers really could follow what is presented during a crowded week of shows that takes place six months ahead of deliveries.

They will all become part of a crowded week that could prove to be the swansong of a certain approach to fashion.

This performance opened the company's weeklong season at City Center, a season invariably so loaded with a changing supply of old and new one-act ballets that many ballet-goers wish it would carry on far longer than a single crowded week.

It's such a crowded week of strong new films that even last year's Palme d'Or winner at Cannes — Jacques Audiard's "Dheepan" — might feel slightly pushed aside.

Muse's lastest album, "The 2nd Law," debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard charts during an especially crowded week of new releases.

And while the judge dismissed two firearms charges last week, she found Pistorius guilty of firing a gun in a crowded restaurant, just weeks before he killed Steenkamp.

10,000 out of the 16,000 residents were left stranded on the crowded "island" for weeks, while the other 80% of Harrisburg was completely inundated.

The front row at Mr. Wu's downtown show this morning is expected to be one of the most crowded of the week.

Abdullah al-Saffar, who was at the mosque, said the explosion took place just after midday Friday prayers, which are typically the most crowded of the week.

Bowing to growing resentment of its military presence, its government earlier this summer redeployed nearly all its 25,000 troops in Lebanon away from the crowded coastal plain.Last week's arrests, carried out by Lebanon's Syrian-backed army intelligence service, apparently without the knowledge of the elected government, have interrupted this momentum.