Sentence examples for reasonably crowded from inspiring English sources

Burns, talking before a reasonably crowded auditorium, reiterated ESPN's commitment to 3D sports broadcasting while fully recognizing what we've all been going on about for months now: nobody's going to buy an expensive 3D TV have you seen the unemployment numbers of late?—when there's nearly zero 3D content to be found.

Always, always, always meet in a public, open, well lit, and reasonably crowded place.

Even more appealing to some whose daily trek involves reasonably short distances through crowded areas — myself among them — are the electric motorcycles already for sale.

There was a reasonably good crowd at the Lincoln Plaza, given the early hour.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet There was a reasonably good crowd at the Lincoln Plaza, given the early hour.

On Tuesday evening a reasonably large crowd watched from outside the metal barriers that set off the seating area, and as soon as a seat emptied, someone came in to fill it.

A reasonably large crowd came to hear about the downbeat topic of attorney suicides.

Boston subways are also nowhere as crowded, and the trains arrive in the station reasonably slow.

If you'd rather go more downtown and more reasonably priced, try Snack, a tiny, easy-to-miss but usually crowded restaurant that is Greek in menu, SoHo in atmosphere.

As the consumer market gets crowded, the enterprise sector is the last place where profit margins remain reasonably robust.

Pharmacy windows are crowded.