Sentence examples for heavy crowding from inspiring English sources

Japanese sociologists say this reality is a result of a complex cultural history, and is reinforced by the heavy crowding and sprawl of Tokyo.

For example, more than 200 graduate veterans may find it difficult to participate in popular student life events such as "Campout," which involves loud noises during the night and heavy crowding, both frequent triggers of combat related post traumatic stress.

Stand by for heavy crowds.

He called the Empire State Building "the worst idea," citing heavy crowds and spotty cell service.

Without heavy crowds to deal with, you can enjoy Rome as the Romans do.

Poorly equipped security forces are far outnumbered and are often unable to control the heavy crowds.

In 1850 she traveled throughout the Midwest, where her reputation for personal magnetism preceded her and drew heavy crowds.

It is virtually impossible to make sense of, however, particularly when heavy crowds make it hard even to see it.

To approving cheers from moderate to occasionally heavy crowds, Mr. Goldberg played on the theme of Governor Rockefellee's wealth.

Ashok Sheth, the owner of the Greenwich Cigar Shop, is accustomed to dealing with heavy crowds of lottery players.

The dazzling sun and hundreds of tulips brought heavy crowds to the Conservatory Garden in Central Park on a recent Saturday.