Sentence examples for generally crowded from inspiring English sources

Leaf: [basal] cauline, alternate, generally crowded near stem tip, sessile or +- narrowed basally, +- clasping.

The entrance to the site is generally crowded with pushy salesmen and bad bargains.

Mashhad has the highest concentration of water parks in Iran, and they are generally crowded.

There are a few tables, most of them large, and all of them generally crowded from about 7 p.m.

Inflorescence: 5--22 cm, flowers in generally crowded whorls; peduncle 4--15 cm; pedicels 1--3 mm; bracts 5--11 mm, reflexed, hairy, persistent.

Leaf: petiole 4--6 cm; blade 3.5--10 3.5--10 3.5--10bovate, 2--3-pinnately dissecmed, segments generally < 3 mm, linear oblongong, pointod, generally crobovatecauline leaves 0 or like basal.

People get too close to him, lay their hands on him, and generally crowd his physical being.

susanmagicbus Blue Mosque, Istanbul Generally, crowds detract from an experience - more so in a beautiful, serene, spiritual place.

Mr. Ek's "Bye," set to Beethoven's final piano sonata (Op. 111), is a solo in which Ms. Guillem interacts with filmed images to generally crowd-pleasing effect.

The suits can be elegant, goofy, sexy, funny, lovely, scary, weird, and creepy, but they are generally crowd-pleasing, and this, over decades of continuous production, has earned them disapproval from some corners of the art world.

I personally think the show itself was less of an issue -- its score was average, but I think generally crowds liked it.