Sentence examples for is particularly crowded from inspiring English sources

This one is particularly crowded.

The area is particularly crowded now with Muslims observing the holy month of Ramadan and thousands of Jews flocking to the Old City every night for penitential prayers at the Western Wall in the days before the Jewish High Holy Days.

Everest is particularly crowded in the climbing season, which starts in April.

The market was particularly crowded on Sunday because of an approaching Muslim holiday, Id al-Adha.

The air-conditioning wasn't working at the rear, so the front was particularly crowded that day.

But it could also be done if you're at the dealership, and it's particularly crowded and you don't want to wait around while the paperwork is finalized and the car is cleaned and otherwise readied for you.

In Thomas Kiernan's 1973 book, "Jane: An Intimate Biography of Jane Fonda," a fellow-student recalls Fonda's first exercise on Strasberg's stage: The class was particularly crowded that day.

But according to reports, the ferry was particularly crowded because of a trading day at a local market.

When he called her, Farkhunda said the shrine was particularly crowded and she would be home in a couple of hours.

There is a thick layer of firm white flesh, and the decurrent gills are particularly crowded and narrow, sharing the white colouration of the stem but becoming creamy with age.

It turns out correctional officers have been complaining about issues linked to overcrowding for a while now across Canada; in this particular instance, last year the Orsainville prison was already occupied at 113percentt capacity, with the maximum security section being particularly crowded.