Sentence examples for crowded- from inspiring English sources

In fact, we all experience the furious energies of pushing ourselves into crowded trains, struggling to reach the cheapest top in Primark, chanting with a crowd at a gig or a football match, or even joining a political demonstration.

Always a crowded but friendly dive, owner Jack Prince bought the joint next door several years ago and knocked out a wall, so that now you can even sit down, enjoy the dusty PBR ads on the wall or, even better, listen to live music.

You see it in the physical infrastructure: all those new flyovers sprouting up around the city to enable the chauffeur driven classes to get about more easily, even while the commuter trains are still bursting; the crowded, chaotic public hospitals that get by while gleaming new private hospitals open up.

Relatives of the murdered women wept in the crowded public gallery.

This week those funders have begun to receive their smartwatches, as the Pebble Time entered an increasingly competitive and crowded field.

"The field is awfully crowded, with a lot of heavyweights".

The 28-year-old media executive was born with crowded jaws, a 1cm overbite and front teeth that stuck out in a V.

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Rushdie's narrator, the gloriously-named Moraes Zogoiby, gives us his family's history over four generations with a generous rush of detailing that will recall your first encounter with a crowded Mumbai street.

The committee chairman agreed – that there was a link between miasma and fever – but would only go so far as to say: "I should presume that over-crowded burying-grounds would supply such effluvia most abundantly".

Squalor was, moreover, existent in the West End as well as the East, and he had seen sweating dens, slums, and over-crowded dwellings in the purlieus of Covent Garden, within a few yards of the palatial mansions of Piccadilly, and near the wealthy shops of Bond Street.