Sentence examples for rather crowded from inspiring English sources

At my daughter's pre-school the airspace is admittedly rather crowded.

The field has become rather crowded, and a re-styled CLS is due.

Things are getting rather crowded between 700km and 1,000km up—a region favoured for telecommunications and Earth observation.

Unfortunately tours run to it from all over the island and, whilst still worth it, it can be rather crowded.

We have been taught to think of ourselves as the pinnacle of creation, but that pinnacle is getting rather crowded.

If so, this sequel might just be a rather crowded affair, because we already know who the main enemy is intended to be.

The bus system is usually rather too crowded and confusing for weekend visitors, but shiny new trams also trundle from east to west across the city.

And the prisoners enjoyed months of continued life in Brentwood, rather than crowded prisons upstate".

By contrast the data suggest that better mathematics results were associated with higher guidance-of-movement (factor 2) scores, rather than "crowded scene" scores, although again the raw scores were also predictive.

As anticipated, participants showed stronger stress reactions in the crowded rather than the isolated conditions and also experienced greater stress when the information was presented on a public screen in comparison to a personal handheld device.

His commute, rather than a crowded, germ-ridden ride, is a purposeful one.