crowded

IPA: krˈaʊdʌd

Examples of "crowded" in Sentences

The baris filthy and crowded.
A good reputation and a strong brand allow companies to stand out in crowded markets.
"I was there before nine, and even then Hickson's shop was crowded -- _crowded_, my dear!"
Brown envisions a vast improvement to the shelter, which she described as crowded and substandard.
I think I'm going to start drilling holes in crowded areas and wow the populace by catching fish through the ice with my fly rod.
Senate seat, partly because he couldn't put together a strong enough grass-roots campaign team that could defeat what he called a crowded "Republican scrum" of primary candidates.
I am a bit unsure whether everyone staying at home is a good thing or not here - less people in crowded areas to be injured, but more chances of people being in buildings that could fall.
Public S.fety officials and U.S. Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy of Columbus touted the funding yesterday during a tour of the current crime lab at 520 King Ave., which they called crowded and outdated.