Sentence examples for was crowded enough from inspiring English sources

On an escalator that was crowded enough for a Jacques Tati film, Mickey reflected on H&M's chic bone-colored walls and low black ottomans.

It's not exactly a ball — and no dinner is served — but the exhibition's single room was crowded enough on a recent Sunday afternoon to suggest that, a century and three quarters after his first visit here, we Americans still won't leave Charles Dickens alone.

The streets of New York are crowded enough.

Even playing Frisbee, innocuous as it seems, can be dangerous if the beach is crowded enough, officials said.

Manhattan restaurants are crowded enough on the fourth Thursday of November that it's possible to imagine widespread panic if they were not.

But her walk has come a long way: There are large retail stores along Sixth Avenue and outdoor cafes on Seventh Avenue, and the sidewalks are crowded enough that Ms. Goshow's quick commute now takes a little longer.

It's crowded enough to induce severe claustrophobia even among the historically unafflicted, and upon entering, I narrowly miss an elbow in the rib from Nora Ephron.

It's crowded enough in there without his ramblings.

With a population of more than 17 million, Beijing is crowded enough.

SDCC is crowded enough without a few hundred more chuds in rascal scooters cutting in line and taking up space on the public walkways because they heard the cast of The Big Bang Theory was going to be here or something.  .

Two is crowd enough in "The Four of Us," a comic drama by Itamar Moses about a pair of aspiring writers and their egos, one tender and one Teflon.