Sentence examples for progressively crowded from inspiring English sources
In 1972 he illustrated the Fibonacci progression with a series of photographs of a factory workers' lunchroom and a restaurant progressively crowded with diners.
Since 1980, when the Financial News Network, now defunct, added a stock ticker to the bottom of its screen, graphics have progressively crowded cable-news broadcasts to the point where anchors must struggle to be seen through a wilderness of numbers, logos and text.
The cytoplasm fraction of many of them became progressively crowded with vesicles, which appear to be similar to lipid droplets of the host fat body cells (Figure 8C).
Certain areas become progressively more crowded.
The crowd, which had been cheering since the early morning, got progressively louder as elite runners crowded the finish line.
So every night at 7, he dutifully walked up the hill to recite the rosary for the progressively smaller crowds who were visiting a spot that was being turned into a shrine.
R.E.M.'s success was almost immediate in Athens and surrounding areas; the band drew progressively larger crowds for shows, which caused some resentment in the Athens music scene.
The palisades, crowded with Nestin+ cells and mitoses, flew into areas with lower cell density where GFAP+ cells progressively prevailed upon Nestin+ cells.
In this model, the population density of the most crowded 80 square kilometres is assumed to be at the centre of the country, with hexagons further from the centre having progressively lower population densities.
Pharmacy windows are crowded.
