Sentence examples for get very crowded from inspiring English sources

And streets get very crowded".

"And it did get very crowded.

But it does get very crowded, because this is how Romans particularly like to have lunch.

No absentee voting by mail is allowed in Mexico, and so border towns like Tijuana get very crowded on election day.

· 0117 953 5884; bristolfiesta.co.uk Notting Hill Carnival, London This is probably one for older children because Europe's largest street festival, which takes place on the last weekend of August every year, can get very crowded.

Passeig del Mar 2, +34 972 62 00 31, tamariu.com, doubles from £75 Calella de Palafrugell (not to be confused with the insalubrious Calella 'de la Costa' an hour or so south) is the most seductive of the decent-sized towns along the Costa Brava, but its beach and waterside promenade can get very crowded in summer.

But then it got very crowded down there.

The moral high ground seems to be getting very crowded lately.

The department store deluge has come just as the All-American college look segment is getting very crowded.

Add to that three so-called diamond crossovers that switch trains to other tracks, and it gets very crowded under the Upper West Side.

It was getting very crowded on the wrestling mats and the music was so loud next door and the woman who'd lived on the houseboats was talking about Haight-Ashbury and cackling.