Sentence examples for crowding up from inspiring English sources

When they were carried through the foyer afterwards, children came crowding up to watch.

Although for a small distance before them the world was clear of trees, it was not very much lighter or more pleasant, with the forest only barely held back by the stone wall, edging as close to it as possible, pushing, as Christopher had felt since the day before, crowding up and embracing the little stone house in horrid possession.

Dell's past attempts at branching out of the computer building biz haven't been mindbogglingly successful, and with next month's Mobile World Congress looking to be packed to the brim with Android (thereby crowding up the smartphone market for 2009) don't be too shocked if these mobile experiments don't make it out of the lab.

I saw women dressed up in mini dresses, shorts, and tank tops crowding up the bars after work every day of the week.

I've been practicing yoga for almost a decade now, so you can imagine my disdain every single godforsaken January when I stroll into class and am ambushed by bright-eyed Groupon newbies crowding up the studio and relegating me to the loser corner with the creaky floorboard and no mirror access.

The agent continued, "The persons next to you on your crowded bus or subway, crowding up your bus or subway, Ruskies".

People crowded up to the table where we sat, some to praise my words, others to damn them.

They crowded up against chain-link fences and shuffled along in the sun on plywood platforms.

The men crowd up around her, threateningly as before.

We'd have crowds up to 70,000.

Two goals within 10 minutes from midfielder Mohamed Aboutrika sent the crowds up and down the alleys into delirium.