Sentence examples for largely crowded from inspiring English sources

Private efforts were largely crowded out.

Hizbullah's supporters are largely crowded into the poorer southern part, which was heavily bombed in 2006.

The forum also came as the presidential race has been largely crowded off the front pages by the bloodshed in the Middle East.

It's only advantage: There were no ads to flee the premises, but it suffered nonetheless -- already largely crowded out of the newspaper as a non-revenue producer and out of consciousness by a blitz of new ways of reading and being entertained.

When a nondescript tractor trailer trundled 120 miles down a Colorado highway completely unmanned last year, safely reaching a shipping warehouse with a cargo of 45,000 cans of beer, the experiment in autonomous freight movement was largely crowded out by flashier headlines by the big rig's smaller cousin: the driverless car.

But it was a newcomer, a woman named Clara Lemlich, who electrified the crowd by talking in Yiddish to the largely Jewish crowd about the conditions of the women workers and calling for a general strike of all garment workers.

That's what I was thinking as I watched them play a show in the basement of Webster Hall, crowded with a largely indifferent crowd that talked through instrumental interludes and just about any other song besides the two they knew.

"Think about that," Mr. Obama told the largely black crowd.

Instead, he sent a black aide, Travis Manigan, to address the largely black crowd.

The Athletics also play before largely white crowds in Oakland, another decidedly black city.

A few members of the largely listless crowd swayed to the music.