Sentence examples for overcrowded on from inspiring English sources

But the school principal, Daniel Kennedy, said today that the student's classroom had been overcrowded on one particular day because it was being refurbished.

It's not overcrowded on the sugar front, it has a lovely texture and is pleasing on the knife.

Jimmy, aged 29, was one of the 96 Liverpool fans who died after the terraces at Hillsborough became overcrowded on 15 April 1989.

The 700-seat Ramallah Cultural Palace, on whose premises is the grave of Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, was overcrowded on September 9.

A combo of two pictures shows a beach in Rabat overcrowded on July 7 , 2013and the same beach deserted on July 12 , 2013after the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan began in Morocco.

Make sure the birds aren't overcrowded on the perches, and check to see that they are being fed clean, quality food, including fresh fruits and veggies.

The government has unveiled a new Thameslink train which it hopes will ease overcrowding on one of the country's busiest commuter routes.

Overcrowding on the institution's grand front steps — one of the most popular meeting places in Manhattan — often causes bottlenecks for visitors trying to get to the front door.

Using high hospital and bed occupancy rates in the ED to quantify periods of overcrowding, the researchers evaluated the impact of overcrowding on the incidence of patient mortality on days 2, 7, and 30.

The rail executive also noted that the passenger numbers counted on a single day at one station may not be representative of overcrowding on those services over a greater period of time, and may be subject to human error.

Goodwin says that overcrowding on the mountain made such a confrontation almost inevitable.