Sentence examples for suffocating crowd from inspiring English sources

The people in the suffocating crowd inside the hospital wept and cried, for Dr. Sasaki to hear, "Sensei!

But there was no suffocating crowd demanding favors, just a polite line of well-wishers requesting autographs.

After careful consideration from multiple spectators, the jersey was quickly snagged by a dad and his young son before they both disappeared into the suffocating crowd.

As we were crushed in the back of the room by the sweaty, suffocating crowd, the arm of some horrified Hessian pressed in front of me inexplicably went right up in flames as the opening notes of "South Of Heaven" seeped out of the speakers, which is a song about the exact opposite of the saccharine drudgery that is the Christmas season.

At Pennsylvania Station, the usual crush of business commuters combined with holiday travelers created suffocating crowds.

Brazil turned out to be an excellent antidote, and I found myself completely charmed by its natural beauty as well as its overwhelming chaos and suffocating crowds.

Indigenous people were restrained and suffocated by crowds of bystanders, police, and healthcare professionals who coroners merely described as "overzealous".

After a day of supplication amid the numberless worshippers on Mount Arafat, outside Mecca, many recall odd as this might sound feeling "alone with God" in a new way.A different mixture of fear and awe is experienced by anyone who has stood among the suffocating, multilingual crowd that crams into Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre awaiting the Easter ceremony known as the Holy Fire.

"As I approached the age of sixty, I could feel the ghosts of all the things I'd never get to do, crowding around me, suffocating me," he says.

Instead of suffocating under the apartment buildings that crowded his small Brooklyn home and portrayed in Jo Mielziner's archetypal sets for the original 1949 production, Willy, in the vastness of the Reilly, was overcome by the unanswering void of space.

In 2008, Garnett was the linchpin in the Celtics' suffocating defense, using his mobility and length to crowd the paint and roam the perimeter, often on the same possession.