Sentence examples for getting very crowded from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

And that bunker is getting very crowded, so much so that some analysts are starting to suggest the markets are showing signs of "capitulation" — another term of art to describe what happens when even the bullish holdouts, the unflagging optimists, throw up their hands and join the stampede out of the market.

It was getting very crowded.

Both the worlds of check-ins and ambient location apps are getting very crowded.

And streets get very crowded".

"And it did get very crowded.

But then it got very crowded down there.

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.