Sentence examples for may be crowded from inspiring English sources

And the skies may be crowded.

The market may be crowded, but she has a solution.

Homes may be crowded onto small lots with rudimentary sanitation facilities.

The paintings may be crowded with people, but their expressions are usually individualized.

It may be crowded after work on Fridays, but it is much more manageable on a Saturday evening.

Scabies is characteristically a disease of wartime, for living standards then drop, washing may be difficult, and people may be crowded together.

All this government borrowing may be crowding out corporate borrowers.

In this sense, due to the implicit competition for the select publication slots in highly visible and reputable journals, the current system may be crowding out less established researchers, an inefficiency within the reward system of science suggesting that 'the cream may not always rise to the top'.

-- which the Orban government did two weeks ago in a dispute over how to pare the deficit -- may be crowd-pleasing in Hungary, especially with local elections due this fall.

The music may be crowd-pleasing in a hit-'em-over-the-head way, but its weight is out of synch with the lyrics' considerable wit.

It may be crowd sizes now, but soon much bigger decisions will come when reality will matter".