Sentence examples similar to got overcrowded from inspiring English sources

"Vision was getting overcrowded," he told me.

"Apple's App Store is getting overcrowded and saturated," said Eric Metois, a freelance tech consultant who writes apps on the side for the iPhone and Android.

Or one we received from Michal Dzierza in England that poses a question: "This tiny island — according to some — is getting overcrowded and its beauty is under threat.

But major tourist destinations such as the valleys around the massifs of Everest and Annapurna are getting overcrowded and, in some places, dirty.

"The prison was getting overcrowded," he had said, and a captain "said he was going to have to start executing the prisoners, the ones in the death cells".

That is the total number of bed days in effect lost to the NHS because hospital staff could not use them for another patient, which leads to hospitals getting overcrowded.

And as for graves, cemeteries are beginning to get overcrowded – there's no space left!

And now the light-truck market is fast getting overcrowded, which, starting this year, will make those outsize profits a thing of the past.

Wi-fi is indeed a great success, says Professor Haas, so much so that the radio spectrum is getting overcrowded: "We have deployed so many wireless access points that they interfere with each other and slow down the actual data rates.

The risk is that it gets overcrowded". One distinguishing mark of the homeland security business is that it will be heavily driven by federal funding.

Seeing cockroaches during the day is a sign that their dark hiding places are getting overcrowded and they've been forced out into the open.