Sentence examples for is so crowded from inspiring English sources

A more intriguing issue is why the season is so crowded with fraught reality series.

In Europe, as the market for Formula One is so crowded, suppliers tend to provide better service to richer teams.

She feels at home in the desert, in New York too because "it is so crowded, it is another desert".

Steven Gaydos, executive editor of Variety, said: "One factor is that the schedule is so crowded this summer.

This is partly because the book is so crowded that Faulks doesn't have the space to produce a rounded character.

Shana Arroyo, 16, says she is often late for her fourth-period class because the stairwell is so crowded.

The contest is so crowded that few in the party can give a definitive answer about precisely how many presidential contenders there are – let alone name them all.

His family's home is so crowded that he would have to share it with his parents, nine siblings, their children and some cousins.

"Gaza is so crowded that it's hard to avoid hitting civilian targets, that's why the number of civilian deaths continues to rise.

Times Square is so crowded, so bright with distractions, that visitors may feel they have walked into an overpopulated and hypercommercial future.

The brook is so crowded with young people strolling about smoking 100mm cigarettes that most of the trout have been scared upstream.