Sentence examples for unusually crowded from inspiring English sources
Chinese cities are by no means unusually crowded.
The German news agency business, for example, is unusually crowded.
It's Saturday afternoon in Beirut and the streets are unusually crowded.
The clubhouse was unusually crowded, with a horde of reporters asking players about their feelings.
We do not generally compare Republicans to walruses, but things are unusually crowded in that quarter, too.
The train leaving early Friday afternoon was unusually crowded with people trying to get a head start on the weekend.
The cafes in town were unusually full, crowded with morose-looking men and women huddled over lattes and herbal teas.
Revolut has raised over $336 million in funding from VCs including Index Ventures, Ribbit Capital and DST Global, and unusually originally crowd-funded its startup capital.
It seems only appropriate that hummingbirds and swallows are routinely seen during the early-evening walk from town, alongside a rushing stream, up to the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, that the open-air performances are surrounded by mountains, and that the walk back yields views of a night sky crowded with unusually large stars.
A report from the Fish and Wildlife Service said unusually large numbers of fish crowded warm stretches of the lower Klamath, allowing deadly pathogens to spread.
The thoroughfare, one newspaper reported, "was crowded with an unusually large and brilliant array of the beauty of our city — the stately matrons and lovely damsels of the South.
