Sentence examples for tables were crowded from inspiring English sources

The tables were crowded with laughing aristocrats.

When I dropped by Rick Owens's showroom for a closer look at his duvet-thick white parkas, some with shearling, the tables were crowded with buyers.

Inside Harry Cipriani, the restaurant on Fifth Avenue and 60th Street, the tiny tables were crowded together, each offering an expensively arrayed bouquet of people against a backdrop of golden light and polished wood.

In addition to paying guests, the tables were crowded with farmers and food producers, including Mark and Myriam Pasternak, who raised the rabbits, and a local farmer, Martin Bournhonesque, who grew the vegetables.

By the time we passed the curry paste section and reached the food court, where Thai pop music blared and communal tables were crowded with lunchtime diners, I was primed for the goodies we'd bought from market vendors: iced sugar-cane juice, glistening sweet and sour pork meatballs, a thin omelet stuffed with pad Thai and a slice of durian.

On Thursday the tables are crowded for a weekly quiz.

Several banquet tables are crowded with a dozen people apiece.

Inside, tables are crowded with people reading and researching; a young girl is copying poetry.

The bare wooden tables are crowded with boisterous eaters of every age and description.

The walls, shelves and tables are crowded with photographs and paintings of princesses and queens decked in gossamer gowns or wrapped in furs, smiling, staring and sometimes scowling.

Too many tables are crowded in, with the result that all sense of privacy and luxury are absent.