Sentence examples for quickly crowded from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of men who had been huddling around wood fires since dawn quickly crowded aboard the nearest vehicles -- tanks, trucks and commandeered sedans -- advancing toward the occupied hills.

In they quickly crowded, Hollywood's finest: J-Law and Channing Tatum, Meryl and Julia Roberts, Ellen herself, Kevin Spacey, Bradley Cooper, Brad Pitt, Lupita Nyong'o, and that's Lupita's brother on the right, by the way.

They almost work an opening for Yaya Toure, but he is quickly crowded out in the box.

Boos ring out as Emmanuel Adebayor gets the ball for the first time in the game but he is quickly crowded out before Kieran Gibbs is fouled by Erik Lamela.

Despite his career that was filled with incidents of turmoil between him and his players and other baseball people, his funeral, which was held at his home, was quickly crowded, as was the front stoop.

The student section and several Penn State players quickly crowded inside of Beaver Stadium to watch the closing seconds on in-stadium televisions; when the game-winning kick was blocked, they "converged into a mosh pit" in celebration.

So once depositors stop caring about the soundness of their banks, bad banking quickly crowds out good.Enter the regulatorGovernments have long understood this.

The volume of Internet traffic is already doubling every 100 days, and officials expect that traffic will rapidly migrate from personal computers to wireless devices like cell phones and hand-held computers, quickly crowding the airwaves.

Caulerpa is native to the tropics, and when introduced into more temperate waters it quickly crowds out other species as there are few marine animals that graze on it.

The company is yet another in the quickly crowding Airbnb-style space, which tries to match home renters with couch surfers or travelers looking for a quick stay.

Other members of the pride quickly crowd around to feed on the kill, usually fighting for access.