Sentence examples for once packing from inspiring English sources

Hang on ­— the team that gave Americans their first taste of soccermania, once packing Giants Stadium with more than 77,000 fans?

Floor space that was once packed with millionaires' sports cars sat largely empty this year.

The international media, which had once packed the hotels of Tripoli and Benghazi, had moved on to Egypt and Syria.

Once packed, the coffee is brewed, and ration packs are opened.

Many of the beach houses once packed with summer renters are now attractive single-family homes.

Much of the land occupied by the Trump Tower Baku complex was once packed with houses.

At sprawling Camp Leatherneck, their headquarters, lots once packed with armored vehicles are as desolate as frontier ghost towns.

Built above a pub in 1865, it could once pack in 1,500 revellers; now it accommodates 531 in greater comfort.

According to historic descriptions, ornate tapestries and intricately carved benches once packed the space beneath an elaborate vaulted wood ceiling.

Forty-six thoncend fans once packed the Polo Grounds to see Hakoah of Vienna, the all-Jewish team, play an exhibition match.

From here we made our way to the Crown Passage, once packed with taverns and ale houses.