Sentence examples for entirely crowded from inspiring English sources

It is nice to see that the blockbuster commemorations of the 250th anniversary of Bach's death this year have not entirely crowded out more intimate affairs.

The show will be entirely crowd-sourced.

The scary heap that resembles a patchwork quilt of iron was entirely crowd-sourced.

The content on the site was entirely crowd-sourced.

I don't dispute the importance of plate tectonics, but does it entirely crowd out, say, Steno's Laws as the sole "unifying principle of historical geology"?

Another thing I noticed: it was entirely too crowded.

Tom Hanks is better than he's been in at least a decade, but the Best Actor field is entirely too crowded for him to make a dent.

The acquisition of new learned aversions was blocked entirely in acutely crowded solitarious (transiens) locusts, whereas appetitive learning and prior learned associations were unaffected.

Crowd is composed entirely of crowd scenes from movies (stills turned back into films, in a sense).

A floor piece consisting entirely of brown objects crowded together in a neat grid, including masks, musical instruments and a piece of well-done steak, is like a natural-science museum display.

But as I looked at the almost entirely local crowd, I had a moment of recognition.