Sentence examples for occasionally crowded from inspiring English sources

Ms. DeAngelo occasionally crowded the stage with almost dizzying activity, but the dancers were unfazed.

Those who look upon such development with skepticism can find comfort in the unchanging waters of Lake Michigan, whose shores are lined for miles with well-kept, if occasionally crowded, paths for bikers and pedestrians of various speeds and styles.

BERLIN is a lively city, and a walk along the Kurfürstendamm or a visit to the food court at KaDeWe — Europe's largest department store, on Tauentzienstrasse, near the ruins of the Kaiser Wilhelm Church — shows it to be an occasionally crowded one as well.

Couple this with the fact that occasionally crowd sourcing produces a more expert solution than a celebrated expert.

Fender was barracked several times by the crowds when reports reached Australia of his newspaper columns; occasionally, the crowds chanted "Please Go Home Fender", making a play on his initials; Fender made light of this, joining in by conducting the barrackers.

In Los Angeles a small and occasionally angry crowd clashed with police.

He usually won, but occasionally a crowd would turn on him.

Policemen tried holding back an occasionally unruly crowd made up of bystanders and journalists.

Occasionally, the crowd broke out into cries of "let's go, Bill!" as if he were the nominee.

Network executives from Fox and CNN argue that regardless of the occasionally unruly crowds, their presidential debates are civic exercises intended to help educate and inform voters.

He is the subject of more jeers than cheers at Madison Square Garden, where occasionally the crowd groans not only when he misses a shot, but as he attempts it.