Sentence examples for had been crowded from inspiring English sources

Enough food to start a restaurant had been crowded onto the oak dining table.

It was as if he had come into a room that had been crowded with furniture but now stood empty.

Billy Graham had been crowded out of the Garden by elephants, and now he was being sandwiched in between two performances of a troupe of human giraffes.

Outside there was carnage on streets that had been crowded with people waiting at a nearby bus stop, or on their way to work or school.

On our one visit to ground zero, less than a month after the attack, it had been crowded with tourists and heavy machinery.

Finally, when the Trailheaders had been crowded into a space only several feet wide in front of their nest mound, a Streamside worker — the original élite scout — single-handedly began the war.

The funerals have been crowded, cathartic — and steady.

And besides, the affair has been crowded out by Iraq and Afghanistan.

During the week it has been crowded, especially around lunchtime.

The place has been crowded almost since its opening, in early January.

The floor may have been crowded, but the stage was wide open.