Sentence examples for going to crowded from inspiring English sources

He said this was "partly because the kind of visitor you get during an Olympic year is different to any normal year, and it is also partly because people think it is going to crowded and hectic here in central London".

Respondents were asked to indicate if they had adopted any of four avoidance behaviours due to influenza A/H1N1 in the past 7 days: avoiding eating out, avoiding using public transport, avoiding going to crowded places, and rescheduling travel plans Responses were coded as 1 "yes" and 0 "no".

(male, age 42 years) Others expressed hesitation in going to crowded public places, including shopping malls, sporting events and restaurants.

About half of the respondents (42.9%) had avoided going to crowded places during the past two weeks of our survey.

Respectively 54.9%, 44.0% and 63.4% of the respondents currently avoided going to crowded places, avoided going out or avoided visiting hospitals.

‡Unnecessary Avoidance Scale items included the following: "If there are 2 3 EVD cases in Guangzhou, how likely would you be to 1) avoid going to other cities, 2) avoid going to work, 3) avoid going out if unnecessary, 4) avoid going to crowded places, 5) avoid going to hospitals, and 6) avoid taking airplanes".

He won't go to crowded places.

They went to crowded shelters and nursing homes as far away as Albany, where for days, they often lacked medical charts and medications.

They fill up on abalone and lobsters in a five-star hotel, and then go to crowded street markets to buy cheap vegetables just to put on a show!

Sure, oversimplified thinking sounds good in a 30-second sound bite, but its application in the real world makes me more afraid to go to crowded places and lose sleep over the world that my children will inherit.

They totally refused to go to crowded public clinics to discuss RH problems.