Sentence examples for space is crowded from inspiring English sources

In his epoch-making collage of 1956, Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Different, So Appealing?, the living space is crowded with up-to‑the-minute objects of desire: the TV set, the vacuum cleaner, the tinned ham, the tape recorder, the body builder's muscles, the cone-shape coolie hat perched on the sexy naked housewife on the sofa.

Just about every available inch of wall space is crowded with American folk art.

To put it another way, while the mom space is crowded with players, the dad space has room for more.

The Gagosian space is crowded with 25 sculptures encased in large, often towering vitrines with floors of cracked (or scorched) earth.

Inside Abby's trailer, besides the giant computer screens, the narrow space is crowded with more than 50 service bells — of various sizes, styles and tones — most of which are gifts from fans and friends.

Michael Dean has partially blocked the entrance to his current show of sculpture at the South London Gallery, so you have to take a long detour through the building to get in – and when you do, the space is crowded with jostling, roguish forms and blizzards of words.

His work space was crowded with vegetables awaiting recipe roles.

But they soon realised that the social entrepreneurial space was crowded with 100,000 "mission-driven" businesses in the US.

On Jerusalem Day, the space was crowded, however: perhaps five thousand of the faithful, all men — the women were shunted off to an adjacent area — shoeless, kneeling or sitting cross-legged on prayer rugs.

It was late on a September morning, and the space was crowded with people hunched over laptops at wooden cafe tables or sprawled on low blue couches, working on plans to create the next Facebook or LinkedIn.

On Jerusalem Day, the space was crowded, however: perhaps five thousand of the faithful, all men the women were shunted off to an adjacent area shoeless, kneeling or sitting cross-legged on prayer rugs.