Sentence examples for is usually crowded from inspiring English sources

The dining area is usually crowded.

Mornings the show is usually crowded, partly because of bus groups.

It is usually crowded by out-of-towners and a great place for people-watching.

The attackers struck during rush hour on Monday morning in Tayran Square, which is usually crowded with labourers seeking work.

Offshore, Bird Rock is usually crowded with brown pelicans and you may see dolphins or a seal in the shallows.

Even in movies about moviemaking, the writer is usually crowded out by the larger presences of directors, producers and actors.

Their living conditions were usually crowded and unhealthful.

The demonstrations are now offered at Metro Minis four times a month, and are usually crowded.

On Friday nights, areas of central Beirut are usually crowded with cars and pedestrians heading out to party.

DAVID W. CHEN And in This Corner... Campaign events are usually crowded with middle-aged politicians in suits, smiling, shaking hands and making speeches.

In Santo Domingo's Little Haiti, streets that are usually crowded with Creole- and Spanish-speaking peddlers hawking mangoes and flip-flops were nearly empty.