Sentence examples for into crowded from inspiring English sources

In fact, we all experience the furious energies of pushing ourselves into crowded trains, struggling to reach the cheapest top in Primark, chanting with a crowd at a gig or a football match, or even joining a political demonstration.

Expansion into crowded Asian markets seems difficult.

All the animals have moved indoors, into crowded confinement operations.

In each case, though, CNN is moving into crowded territory.

Muller is moving into crowded territory with sharp elbows.

Salesmen hawk cut-rate tombstones and gravediggers lower countless coffins into crowded cemeteries.

Wright's problem, in part, is that he has wandered into crowded territory.

Riders are constantly trying to fit their bicycles into crowded trains, creating an inconvenience for others.

They fit nicely into crowded elevators and accessorize the best penthouse apartments.

Without a pilot, a diving fighter is just a missile screaming into crowded streets.

And they have turned certain ports of call into crowded bazaars filled with tacky merchandise and tourist hordes.