用“crowded”造句大全，crowded造句

WHEN you run out of land in a crowded city, the solution is obvious: build upwards.

Hundreds of fans crowded onto the airfield to wait for the famous film atar.

I measured a barracks, calculated its occupants from the informational booklet, and imagined how crowded it had been.

In fact, the horn alarmed most of the inhabitants, who crowded to their windows and doors to gaze upon the dismal procession as it passed.

Rest stole into their jaded bones, tranquillity pushed their anxieties away, like a man finding a place for himself on a crowded bench.

The Latin manuscript might have been penned hundreds of years earlier and then these explanatory notes added right there on the old pages either crowded between the lines or off in the margin.

However, Stephan Binder, a Shanghai-based McKinsey principal, believes the crowded Chinese market will see a growing polarisation between 10-15 leading firms and a dwindling number of smaller rivals.

The streets were very crowded and I was facing north.

The air-conditioner was ineffective in such a crowded room.

I was reading on the crowded subway when a distraught-looking woman stumbled into me.

Visitors slog up a crowded, hillside holding hands with strangers like worker ants on a particularly gruesome mission.

Overpopulation: Many poor nations are extremely crowded, especially in urban areas, without the infrastructure required to feed, clothe and house these rapidly growing populations.

That skirts the moral question of humanitarian assistance in the crowded 21st century, which is how to resolve the tyranny of the present and ensure the kind of help that will safeguard the future.

People crowded round the player with congratulations.

His article was crowded out of the magazine.

It's an ancient topic. And you are in the crowded bus not in a coffeehouse!

But he finally explained the policy shift on the phone from a crowded bus at rush hour.

A man with a prosthetic arm asked me to coat check it because the table was a little bit crowded. He just removed his arm and handed it to me: "Can you take this?"

We are all bunched together in the crowded elevator.

This shot, taken outside the main market, shows a sloping topography crowded with buildings. Photograph by Steve Winter

The threat of epidemic disease lurks in unhygienic, crowded camps and back in villages where putrefying animals lie under the mud and in pools of stagnant water.

Often the search results are crowded with unrelated searches.

Sprawling, crowded, hectic, serendipitous: like it or not, London as a whole seems to be kept going by a form of raw energy.

Aircruise was created as the antithesis of a hurried, crowded passenger jet.

I'm claustrophobic, especially in a crowded elevator.

At this point the Admiral broke down: Veteran Washington correspondents crowded round him, tears streaming down their faces.

There are no cases in which you have to sit down in a crowded room, scrunch your eyes up in concentration and regurgitate obscure and ridiculous facts from memory.