Sentence examples for workers crowd from inspiring English sources

It's the "shut the borders" pack vs. the "we need workers" crowd.

Office workers crowd the lunchtime food stalls, monks make their morning rounds, traffic sits and waits for the long red lights to change.

Other pastimes include standing in the long morning line at the federal agency in charge of resolving labour disputes, where workers crowd every day to file complaints that often take years to resolve.

Evidence of low productivity is everywhere in Japan: multiple workers crowd around cars at gas stations to clean windows and collect trash; the shift to information technology at Japanese offices is surprisingly slow, with workers still laboring over paper files and records.

Hungry office workers crowd 7-Eleven counters for the dish, choosing which fish-cake pieces they want in their bowls.

Unfortunately, these workers crowd into the labor market of everyone else with similar education and skills, dragging down wages for them, too.

Workers crowded around the entrance, kept at a distance by police officers.

The issue resurfaced during Germany's election campaign, when the conservative candidate for chancellor, Edmund Stoiber, raised the specter of foreign workers' crowding Germans out of the job market.

The shootings, which took place in Midtown as tourists and office workers crowded the streets below, cast attention on the increasing violence of the marijuana trade.

One image showed a group of rescue workers crowded around what appeared to be the corpse of a victim, splayed out on a ladder.

For example, new inexpensive residential, commercial, and industrial construction filled De Pijp, a neighbourhood in the southern part of the city, and workers crowded into the older buildings of the Jordaan in the west.