Being a hot Southern French day, it was crowded with daytrippers from Montpellier, the majority of whom seemed to be craning their necks up to see the idiot sitting straddling the bridge's steel railing.
It was crowded with heroic and celebrated figures from Sept. 11 and the Afghanistan war.
On fall weekends, it's crowded with visitors from New York, Philadelphia and every place in between.
It is crowded with photograph after photograph, from wrenching images of the attacked trade center, weeping people and weary rescue workers, to a photograph of a man's beefy upper arm, decorated with a tattoo of the two smoking towers and teardrops.
It's a limited stage and it's crowded with plenty of news from Nokia, LG, HTC, and others.
The prestige of the N.I.T. has been crowded from all sides since the tournament began in 1938, a year before the N.C.A.A. tournament.
Even worse, it is crowding out exports from other developing countries, threatening their hopes of recovery.
The ramp was crowded with pilgrims from all over India.
In terms of critical attention, it's been crowded out by narratives from two other young novelists: Claire Messud's "Emperor's Children" (No. 8 this week) and Marisha Pessl's "Special Topics in Calamity Physics" (No. 21).
