Sentence examples for just crowded from inspiring English sources

Sandoval is just crowded off getting a header on target from the cross.

A It's 16 acres, and a little less than half of that site is for public space, so that it isn't just crowded with a lot of buildings.

Some free-range birds are allowed to forage in pastures, walk around and stretch their wings, but some are just crowded into a small outdoor pen for the requisite number of minutes per day.

The market isn't just crowded, it's saturated.

"When (Wolford) got bitten everyone just crowded around him.

A gym is just crowded if more members than expected get dedicated.

But they are not just crowding into boutiques and department stores.

Government spending just crowds out private investment, they asserted; the money supply is the only thing that matters.

Straight, white male voices aren't just crowding out women, they're crowding out Indigenous Australians, immigrants and people of diverse sexual and gender identities.

A complicated beat, he says, "just crowds it up," whereas his goal is getting the message across.

The discriminability of items, however, is a complex matter (for a special issue on just crowding, for example, see the Journal of Vision, 7(2)).