Sentence examples for the overcrowded from inspiring English sources
verb
To fill beyond desired limits, with people, animals, objects or information.
Nor was she admitted to the overcrowded ward.
Something would always smash — most often a heavy-laden plate at the overcrowded pass.
Blame the overcrowded planet at least partly on the misguidedness of the race's spiritual guides.
Port-au-Prince, the overcrowded capital of an over-centralised country, is more jammed than ever.
There is, however, very little open space in the overcrowded parts of the city.
He was equally bewildered when ghosts began to flit about the overcrowded room.
The scene is straight from "Friday Night Lights," the overcrowded version.
(Country folk from China itself are more likely to live in the overcrowded apartments in Manhattan).
But Haiti's police are a model of efficiency compared with the courts and the overcrowded prisons.
It replaced the overcrowded and outdated municipal Toronto Zoo at Riverdale.
His long essay on the country, 'The Overcrowded Barracoon', is among the best in this book.
