Sentence examples for fairly crowded from inspiring English sources

Still, the lake was fairly crowded for "Swelter".

The beach was fairly crowded on a recent weekday, with families and young people hanging out.

THE bits of the electromagnetic spectrum dedicated to communications, from radio to Wi-Fi to the light flashing down optical fibres, are fairly crowded.

"We would be willing to be fairly crowded," Mr. Groffman said, but they had their limits: any friends staying over would have to sleep in the kitchen.

The online customer loyalty business is already fairly crowded, what with S & H and others already doling out electronic trading stamps.

Downtown streets that had been fairly crowded on previous nights began to empty late Wednesday, as many went home after days outdoors in heat that had been sweltering even by Hong Kong's tropical standards.

South Padre Island might be small but it's fairly crowd-free, and the temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico mean surfers don't often need wetsuits.

SOUND LEVEL Fairly noisy if crowded.

NOISE LEVEL Fairly loud when crowded, because of wood surfaces.

In writing my essay on education reform that appears in this weekend's magazine, I parachuted myself into an already crowded (and fairly angry) field of pundits reacting to Diane Ravitch's June 1 Op-Ed column in The Times.

And it is at this point that this very British evening turns a trifle Haight-Ashbury: Warm up folk trying to talk crowd through the various (fairly complex) crowd participation elements.