Sentence examples for little crowded from inspiring English sources

The beach gets a little crowded in the afternoons but in the evenings the crowds are gone, and it has some of the clearest azure blue water on the island — and terrific snorkeling along the eastern end.

"It's a little crowded," he said.

The rheumatoid arthritis field is getting a little crowded".

"My calendar's a little crowded right now," he said.

Even the billionaires' club is getting a little crowded.

All of a sudden the field looked a little crowded.

By our standards, it's starting to get a little too crowded".

There are big ones and little ones, crowded ones and empty ones, paintings filled with figures and others that appear almost entirely abstract.

Fearing the place might get a little too crowded and refined, he stopped at the office on a recent morning while ordering a delivery of water for his trailer to point out potential hardships for a possible home buyer: for starters, the risk of wildfire and the presence of cougars and of rattlesnakes.

Noisy computers are apparently a big issue in Japan, where the workplace tends to be a little more crowded than U.S. workers are used to.

It begs the question, "Has this indicator become a little too crowded?" At the very least, it warrants a little caution as we prepare to enter a week plagued with extremely weak volume and light economic news.