Sentence examples for seldom crowded from inspiring English sources

The bar was seldom crowded, and that particular seat was the most inconspicuous and the least comfortable.

Many come to view the flaming foliage of the Vermont autumn; the village is seldom crowded in early summer.

It gives you an even better view of Kuala Lumpur, is seldom crowded, and you won't have to hassle with queues.

The path is seldom crowded except on Sundays, as most mainland tourists are met by tour buses after reaching the top of the Peak Tram.

He's a disciplined craftsman who obviously cares about his ingredients and seldom crowds plates with too many of them.

Even though the ship is a small floating town — twenty-six hundred pandengers and thirteen hundred crew — it seldom feels crowded.

In 2004, Simon Schama reported on the maiden North Atlantic crossing of the Queen Mary 2. Schama described the amenities available to deep-pocketed passengers on the ship: Even though the ship is a small floating town — twenty-six hundred pandengers and thirteen hundred crew — it seldom feels crowded.

Inmates have been living crowded into dormitory-style wards where guards are seldom seen and hostage-taking and riots are almost commonplace.

He had seldom seen large crowds inside the dismal dome in his years in Minnesota.

Genting transformed the aging grandstand at Aqueduct, where racing seldom drew a crowd, into a palace packed with clanging machines, restaurants and gamblers.

But political satire has seldom appeared in movie theaters during contentious election seasons, when politicians are crowding television screens.