Sentence examples for crowding through the from inspiring English sources

On one wall of the courtyard was a large, naïve mural depicting the monastery in its heyday, with pilgrims and church dignitaries crowding through the gates.

The coop was tiny — we just fit in, crowding through the door — but it was clean and pleasant, filled with the odd, almost noiseless sound of the birds, a sort of cadenced vibration, like an unplugged electric guitar being strummed.

A diverse audience attended the opening of the exhibition on Friday, 28 March, crowding through the galleries in the west wing on level four.

But to either side of these busy centres, especially crowded through the peak summer months from December to February, there are many hidden gems for luxury travellers to discover.

An agent looked around at the thinning crowd and said, "They want this to stay crowded through the entirety of the event".

The medieval old town is a UNESCO world heritage site, and normally the cobblestoned streets are crowded through the day.

The two stenographers are crowd-funded through the nonprofit Freedom of the Press Foundation.

In the centre of Damascus, crowds thronged through the narrow streets.

He remained there, often attracting a camera-wielding crowd, through the night.

"It's unlikely to get the same sort of crowds through the gates," he said.

Gwdihw pulls in a good crowd through the week, so be ready for a packed house on a Saturday night.