Sentence examples for things get crowded from inspiring English sources
Then after a while it becomes something that is just there, in the closet, and other things get crowded in front of it and on top of it and finally you don't think about it at all.
It's possible things get crowded once Tim Hudson returns in May, but Tommy Hanson and Jair Jurrjens both carry injury risk, and finally given a real opportunity, Minor has the talent to pitch so well that it would be impossible to remove him from the rotation.
A calmer spot, especially if you're alone and want to catch a game around Times Square, is Dalton's, a dark-wood-and-pressed-tin bar with an impressive array of screens and a staff amenable to switch the one near you to your game unless things get crowded.
But you can easily close streams if things get crowded.
And if things get crowded, well, that is reality folks.
Things can get crowded as the sun goes down but arriving early and checking out the planetarium is a good way to secure a plum spot.
Because the site can showcase both the events you're attending and those being attended by your friends, things can get crowded quickly.
"Surely Nigerians will recognise at some points that things are getting crowded and stop having so many babies?" he argues.
(Apparently, a significant number of beggars do like this kind of thing. The place gets crowded, but not so much so that it's hard to place your order).
