Sentence examples for was extremely crowded from inspiring English sources

It was extremely crowded.

The latter was extremely crowded, as are all restaurants in Moscow, but they managed to get in because they were foreigners.

The lobby was extremely crowded, mainly with young people who had gone to the trouble to dress up and were excited to be there.

While Versailles was extremely crowded and the Louvre took us two days to cover, the collection Kato recommended was right on target.

The tiny space he was assigned to work in "was extremely crowded".

Flights are extremely crowded.

The auction calendar is extremely crowded.

Bombay's cemeteries are delineated by community, Chinese, Muslim, Jewish, European; and they are extremely crowded.

India already has 41 registered national or regional parties and 322 so-called "unrecognised" ones, so the political field is extremely crowded.

Members of the public were warned by organisers that the three bridges open to them – Lambeth, Westminster and Blackfriars – would be "extremely crowded".

Although these commuter trains are renowned for their cleanliness, punctuality, and safety, most are extremely crowded during rush hours, with some trains carrying many more than the number of passengers for which they were designed.