Sentence examples for little overcrowded from inspiring English sources
"It's getting to be a little overcrowded," admitted Mr. Russo, tempering his words with a what-can-you-do shrug.
Some believe that the venture capital world may be getting a little overcrowded and overheated, with firms doing battle to get in on funding rounds for the choicest startups.
Case in point: a few years back when things got a little overcrowded at The Garden, the organizers decided to make less tickets available instead of increasing the festival's capacity.
It's better for the orchid to get a little overcrowded than to be repotted too soon.
In "The Cake Eaters" superior acting elevates a small, overcrowded ensemble piece set in rural upstate New York into something a little deeper and truer than the mawkish disease-of-the-week movie it threatens to become.
"The dump used to be one huge free market, and now we're pushed to the back into these overcrowded little kennels," he says.
The result is a uniquely modern malaise in which awe has become fugitive: desperately sought yet ever harder to wrest from the claustrophobic clamour of our overcrowded little planet.
The result is a uniquely modern malaise in which awe has become fugitive: desperately sought yet ever harder to wrest from the claustrophobic clamor of our overcrowded little planet.
Today, Touba is squalid and overcrowded, with little water or sanitation.
The job market that the three found waiting for them bears little resemblance to most overcrowded academic fields.
Once I had the song in my pocket (it's $1.29 on iTunes, which beats a premium seat), it carried me on a little golden cloud, through overcrowded subway platforms and dispiriting news cycles.
