Sentence examples for terribly crowded from inspiring English sources

"There were a massive number of people in there, all terribly crowded; most were too weak to get out of the way," Mr. Gans told Mr. Karras.

I didn't win a stuffed animal, but the winner was one of my friends, which was not surprising considering that we four were the only contestants in this dense wonderland of rides and games that, for a summer weekend, wasn't terribly crowded.

Still, it's not hard to see why purveyors of new televisions are interested in fleshing out their software stacks — it's often the easiest to differentiate themselves from the rest of the (terribly crowded) pack.

It was terribly crowded and I felt so stifled, like I was missing out on something so wonderful that was right in front of me.

"Git-R-Done!" he says, in his signature guttural style, to the delight of a large but not terribly loud crowd that paid up to $60 per ticket.

"I'm really terribly sorry," she said, before addressing the courtroom audience, which was crowded with victims' relatives.

It seemed a terribly sophisticated media crowd.

Elsewhere, less soberly he noted: "God's a super-director /who's terribly good at crowd scenes".

"But how can I keep calm," he blared, "when the situation is so terribly serious!" The crowd – made up of around 350 locals and far-right supporters – gathered at yesterday's anti-immigration rally in Calais gave him a rapturous round of applause.

The baseline Tara, understandably exhausted by the "Night at the Opera" cabin scene crowding her brain, is wan and not terribly compelling.

The color makes him stand out in a crowd, not terribly practical for someone facing periodic death threats from Muslim extremists.