Sentence examples for got overcrowding from inspiring English sources

Martin Ward, a member of the TRA who has lived on Stable Way since 1972, says: "This site is for all of west London and we have got overcrowding here.

The exchequer got £600m out of it and instead it is now being handed over to Virgin and we have got overcrowding of mega proportions on the trains and we are not getting the same amount of money back.

You know what rats do once their cages get overcrowded?

Other gripes are that schools, hospitals and roads are getting overcrowded.

There are so many rock memoirs that some editors wondered if the category is getting overcrowded.

And how do organizers know when they leave, so the place does not get overcrowded?

"When they get overcrowded, they put off an odor," she said.

Like most subway lines, the L gets overcrowded during rush hour.

Perhaps the most extreme example of what happens when a free newspaper market gets overcrowded is the great Danish newspaper war of 2006-08.

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Beaches such as Tylesand near Halmstad, where the long-limbed and honey-skinned gather to party, can get overcrowded in summer, but with 24,000 islands in the Stockholm archipelago alone, finding a quiet strand that you can have all to yourself is never a problem.