Sentence examples for lightly crowded from inspiring English sources

Restaurants closed early as many companies continued to tell their employees to stay home or those working rushed into lightly crowded commuter trains to beat the blackout.

These decisions were not taken lightly: crowd favourites had to win often enough to maintain their appeal, but if villains tasted defeat too frequently, crowds would have little incentive to return to future shows.

(The lightly packed crowd was about 80 percent Mexican).

The lightly costumed crowd danced contentedly, but seemed to hold back a bit.

(Those strategies probably played better to a live, lightly drunk crowd of Austinites than they do to a gimlet-eyed solitary reader).

As Statzer entered the auditorium with a broad grin, his comrades crowded around to greet him, to shake his hand and lightly pat him on the back.

If you are stuck in a big crowd, lightly bounce in place.

Closer to her the space that was ostensibly the dance floor was only lightly populated; the bigger crowds were clustered tight against the side of the building that was blocking the sun.

There will be occasional shoots appearing across the bush and it is best to cut these back lightly to avoid any crowding and to avoid having to cut the bush back severely later to thin it out.

The crowd booed, albeit lightly.

It was lightly raining, and a huge crowd had assembled outside the courthouse gate.