Sentence examples for too crowded that from inspiring English sources

But the bus was too crowded that Friday morning.

Choose a place that is not too empty, but not too crowded that no one would pay attention to you.

Like many other customers, Mr. Stoner's main complaint about the place is that the parking lot is too small and too crowded — that, and the cooks sometimes burn the hamburger meat around the edges.

The other is the Yogi Berra line 'Nobody goes to Coney Island anymore; it's too crowded.' That's the idea that things tend to settle into some kind of equilibrium where what people expect is in line with what they actually encounter".

You should also try to pick a movie that won't be too crowded; pick something that's been out for at least a month, so the theatre won't be packed.

If they are too crowded, or if that furnace is overheating them, they will become stretched and spindly.

People trying to leave 1st Ave station on the L are down to a single-file line because the platform is too crowded with people that couldn't board a broken train.

They said the market was too crowded, but that if I could make a smooth vodka that young women could drink straight, I'd have something.

Eventually Galata became too crowded, so that the tide of building moved higher up the slope to the open country of Pera.

But I think it makes it bullshit on some level, and my world is too crowded for that.

While I was preparing for the trip, nothing had elicited such violently different responses as the question, "Should I go to the Getty?" I'd heard that it was too crowded and no longer crowded, that the architecture had to be seen and could be skipped.