Sentence examples for overcrowded opening from inspiring English sources

It took two police cruisers with sirens blaring and a fire engine to shut down the overcrowded opening of Ryan McGinley's most recent exhibition in New York.

Francis Lewis was overcrowded from the day it opened.

Some have found new grounds but reported that their travel times have increased and that the remaining open grounds are overcrowded.

It opened in 1926 and was overcrowded for the next 30 years.

In Montclair, Dr. Librera is credited with beginning many new and important initiatives, including opening the Renaissance Middle School, which eased overcrowding.

However, Marge Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Department of Education, said that area schools are overcrowded and the school option was still open.

A forbidding institution that opened in 1931, Attica, roughly midway between Buffalo and Rochester, was overcrowded and governed by rigid and often capricious penal practices.

The burial ground had been opened a century earlier to relieve pressure on the already overcrowded parish church graveyards.

On its opening day Benavidez referred 400 students to other schools due to overcrowding.

Britain's most overcrowded prison, HMP Kennet in Merseyside, is to close just 10 years after it opened, the justice secretary has announced.

They could see that the clinic was overcrowded and there were several patients waiting for their turn, but they would knock, open the door and shout.