Sentence examples for instead of the crowded from inspiring English sources

The group initially wanted to know what would happen if ranchers raised their cows on pasture land, locally baled hay and food byproducts (such as carrot tops and leftover grains from alcohol distillation) instead of the crowded farms popular today.

He amassed a cadre of enthusiastic student campaigners, and he aimed for practical improvements in campus life: a faster Internet connection and permission for students to study in the spare classrooms instead of the crowded cafeteria.

Why instead of the crowded post office, you instead opt to buy stamps at the best hotel in town, only to find that the clerk doesn't have the key to open the drawer.

She's an energetic and optimistic girl who follows her heart instead of the crowd, and also she has huge breasts and a tight little ass.

Instead of the crowd's being atwitter about some promising young online music upstart, attendees were buzzing about how the five largest recording companies had vanquished the competition, including Napster, and had announced Internet distribution ventures of their own.

Instead of following the crowds to the nearest café, follow the locals to the nearest supermarket buy picnic fixings, and stake out your own private spot to eat along the canal of your choice.

Instead of addressing the crowd, the president could have learned something from its finer members, decades his junior.

One thing that is pretty cool is the method which is used to connect the WiFi antenna, instead of crowding the area with wires Apple went with two contacts which touch when the device is closed.

"When I sit down to write a letter or start the first draft of an article, I simply type on the keyboard and the words appear on the screen… How I wish my employers would install computers in their headquarters, so I could submit articles over the telephone, one computer to another, instead of fighting the crowds at the Express Mail window".

When the conference opened each day the scene resembled a free booze party on the Lower East Side, but instead of hipsters crowding the bar to get free vodka, generals stood five deep trying to place their orders for laser-guided weapons and truck-mounted rocket launchers, both of which were the stars of the show.

Instead of joining the crowd at the wraparound wooden bar, we found a table in the back, where walls of windows overlooked the harbor.