Sentence examples for too congested from inspiring English sources
In the last 50 years most streets have become too congested or dangerous to play in.
"It's too congested, and you have to sprint to get between gates.
Its residents were too concentrated, its departure routes too congested, its adequate shelters too few.
He believes his competitors have grown overly stodgy and too congested for fans to wade through.
Mr. Bloomberg's campaign had proposed the steps outside the federal courthouse, he said, but those steps were ruled too congested.
Perhaps Amalfi was just too small and congested even in the middle ages.
Each painting was a compendium of styles and references, and it all felt a bit too dutiful and congested.
The Olympic village was rated seventh out of the nine applicant cities because the site is too small and congested.
But that solution no longer works, and the Island is too small and congested to continue to rely primarily on its highways.
The earlier medieval bridge was too narrow and congested to cope with the amount of traffic that needed to use it.
