Sentence examples for going to crowd from inspiring English sources

A smaller wok is going to crowd your food and braise rather than stir-fry".

Baker said on Twitter: "I think I am going to crowd fund my own radio station.

In my judgment, you're going to crowd out those options by these huge new spending programs that only now you're trying to scuttle back to try to see if you can reconfigure and make them sound as if they're affordable.

The scarcity of productive land is a natural, inevitable thing, because if people are going to crowd together they can only do it in a few places at once (for now, at least, though technology may eventually solve that problem).What would happen if we got rid of all restrictions on the construction of new housing?

In the intensifying struggle for ever-scarcer federal discretionary dollars, "more powerful actors are going to crowd out the less powerful," including science, Lilly continued.

SS: A lot of software when it crashes, it asks your permission.. if you're going to crowd sourcing answer, how much is exposed.

In other words, there was a perfect storm of controversy, as the "LGBT community is the reason this country is going to hell" crowd and the "Kardashian family is the reason this country is going to hell" crowd joined forces.

If you know you're going to want to crowd surf, choose your clothes carefully.

"It is going to be crowded.

The Second Avenue tunnel is going to reduce crowding.

"It is never going to be crowded," Mr. Lalezarian said.