Sentence examples for make a crowded from inspiring English sources

Instead of trailing subserviently behind you, they are right by your side, which can make a crowded airport corridor an even bigger obstacle course.

It makes good and innovative phones, but just can't seem to make a dent in a crowded mobile industry.

While Livekick's site has a multitude of offerings and interesting features, it is hoping to make a name in a crowded space.

Episodic is trying to make a name in a crowded space chock full of popular platforms such as Brightcove, Ooyala and thePlatform.

It was the first day of the first white shrimp season in Louisiana since the BP oil spill, and normally there would have been enough boats to make for a crowded, competitive rodeo of a day.

All these secondary events make for a crowded narrative, but they also give a boost to Scarpetta's new career as an expert in military forensics.

It's perhaps not the most dignified move to make in a crowded station, but a brilliant exercise for the legs and core.

The Greyhounds figure to be a Patriot League contender once again, but Colgate, Army and Navy will make it a crowded affair.

Can all these car companies make a living in such a crowded, little market?

But Mr. Leppert, who is fighting to make a runoff in the crowded Republican primary, said he accomplished everything he had set out to do as mayor.

That is not to say to say that the candidates running this year did not seek to make a splash in this crowded and colorful celebration of politics in downtown Des Moines.