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The sentence 'the stadium was packed' is correct and usable in written English.
This sentence could be used to describe a large crowd at an event, such as a sporting match or a concert. For example: "The stadium was packed with excited fans, all eager to watch the game."
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The stadium was packed.
The stadium was packed, but turned stone silent when Ted settled into the batter's box.
The first time we played in Haiti after the earthquake, the stadium was packed.
But after a rainy week that interfered with rehearsals, the skies cleared Friday and the stadium was packed.
The stadium was packed with more than 35,000 spectators that expected "The H" to win easily.
MOGADISHU, Somalia, Dec. 9 — The stadium was packed, the guns were cocked and even the drenching rain could not douse the jihadist fire.
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"Once the stadium is packed, it's harder to displace people".
The streets surrounding the stadium were packed with police and members of the Revolutionary Guard Corps — the regime's paramilitary force.
11.06am BST Key event The stadium is packed and the fans are decked out in their Liverpool garb.
The streets surrounding the stadium were packed with police and members of the Revolutionary Guard Corps the regime's paramilitary force.
In the illustration, the stadium is packed with fans, the cheerleaders are performing near an end zone and the players are at midfield for the coin toss.
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the stadium was full
the room was packed
the ballroom was packed
the café was packed
the cinema was packed
the stadium was called
the train was packed
the chamber was packed
the stadium was blocked
the restaurant was packed
the street was packed
the house was packed
the stadium was deserted
the carriage was packed
the bus was packed
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