Sentence examples for crowded year from inspiring English sources

So the film landing at the same time as The Female Persuasion does make it a pretty crowded year for me.

One potential explanation for its failure is that 2015 was a pretty crowded year for 60s spy nostalgia, and it had to compete with the latest entries in the more well-established Mission: Impossible and James Bond franchises.

But that film will be just another footnote, after people see Hitchcock, which features Anthony Hopkins in what could, in a less crowded year, be an Oscar-nominated performance, playing the master of suspense as he tries to get Psycho off the ground.

One thing is sure: Garsington Manor never lacked either attention or comment during the 14 crowded years it was the home of Lady Ottoline Morrell and her husband, Philip.

So they were rich and crowded years.

That help may come from the Legislature, where a bill that would provide $25 million for cooling crowded year-round schools is making progress.

His latest volume of memoir, Bringing in the Sheaves, gives anecdotal insight into his crowded spiritual year; now musing on 700 years of parish records, now recalling the divine excesses of Alexander McQueen's funeral, over which, as the most likely example of a turbulent priest, he was invited to preside.

It's a bit more crowded each year, but still.

THE elections in Nigeria due in April are Africa's most important in a crowded electoral year.

Mr. Van Hollen said the focus on field operations was a calculated way to break through the clutter of a crowded election year, when much of the public's attention would be on the presidential battle and on statewide races like Senate contests.

We had met only once, and briefly, at a crowded event years before.