Sentence examples for crowded with an from inspiring English sources
Even the rivers are crowded with an armada of pleasure boats.
The thoroughfare, one newspaper reported, "was crowded with an unusually large and brilliant array of the beauty of our city — the stately matrons and lovely damsels of the South.
The dining-room table was crowded with an installation of sculptures and statuary: a huge white plaster foot in a Grecian sandal, a tall Oscar-golden figure, a naked couple in an embrace.
Until last month the block was crowded with an amusement arcade, shops and timeworn bungalows that hosted generations of college-age students and young adults and was as much a beachfront tradition as salt water taffy.
9 p.m. 9. On the Town Though bars must stop serving at 1 a.m., Ogunquit's night-life scene is surprisingly active and crowded with an impressive range of options.
On a sweltering Paris evening in June 1926, a 25-year-old pianist and composer from Trenton stepped out onto the stage of the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, which was crowded with an array of pianos, bass drums, xylophones, electric bells and electric fans (later to be substituted by enormous airplane propellers), as well as a hand-cranked siren.
The event was crowded with a diverse group of Bostonians there to support a worthy cause.
Across the road, there's a café crowded with a half dozen pavement-cramming prams.
On an October morning, his waiting room is crowded with a tour group from Hong Kong.
The small place is often comfortably crowded with a mix of Villagers and Brazilian expats.
