"overcrowded street" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It describes a street that is extremely congested with a large number of people or vehicles. Example: The downtown area was bustling with activity, as crowds of tourists flooded the overcrowded streets, trying to capture the perfect photo of the city's famous landmarks.
The first thing one sees, on entering Shatila, is piles of garbage on the sides of the streets; the air is stifling, the narrow alleyways are dotted with shops, and a street vender sells fruits and vegetables, their colorful arrangements standing out against the shabby, neglected, overcrowded street.
Her Rome is polyglot and multicultural, animated by the entrepreneurialism of freed slaves in overcrowded streets.
There are hundreds of similar homes crammed into the overcrowded streets, filled with some of the poorest and most vulnerable families in the Gaza Strip.
The disorganization led to overcrowded streets and hotels and more than 200 arrests and vocal complaints by local residents and business owners that the weekend had been a blight on the city's image.
Lounging in a high-floor room at the St. Francis Hotel, drinking coffee served in perfect porcelain cups, Dr. Nancy Padian was far from the sad, overcrowded streets of Harare, Zimbabwe, but they and their beleaguered people remained on her mind.
Great on period detail, Easter conjures up a satisfyingly creepy atmosphere of fear and menace in the filthy, overcrowded streets by the docks, where frightened and desperate people will do anything to ensure their survival.
For every skyscraper, there is a burst water pipe; for every internet café, a stall selling bangles smack bang in the middle of a busy road, for every Taj hotel, a cow wandering the overcrowded streets, and for every extra runway, a story of life-threatening over-crowding in the centre of a city.
When police officers are working harder than ever trying to keep our overcrowded streets and freeways safe.
In the past week, we have been introduced to two new urban plans to help facilitate the prevailing problems haunting the overcrowded streets, subways and apartments of the city.
You can bemuse yourself with the perils of using a rickshaw to film the overcrowded streets of an Indian city, what it looks like when a whole film crew has to wear turbans to film inside a Sikh temple and how Owen Wilson ingeniously pulls off that perfect limp.
While we are looking forward to the monotonous hours of arguments publicity-hungry parents will be having over exactly whose kid is the seven billionth, we thought we'd go out onto the already overcrowded streets of London to see if anyone wanted to bitch about it with us.
