"Crowded" Example Sentences
1. The subway train was crowded with travelers during the morning rush hour commute.
2. The stadium was crowded with fans for the big football game.
3. The streets were crowded with holiday shoppers.
4. The mall was crowded during the Christmas season.
5. The concert was so crowded that we had to stand the entire time.
6. The bar was crowded and noisy on Saturday night.
7. The waiting room was crowded with sick patients.
8. Traffic was crowded on the highway during rush hour.
9. The beach became more and more crowded as the day wore on.
10. The city's parks were crowded on the hot summer weekend.
11. The restaurant was crowded so we had to wait for a table to open up.
12. The trekking trail was crowded during the peak tourist season.
13. The parking lot was crowded with vehicles when we arrived.
14. The club was crowded with partygoers on Friday night.
15. The hiking paths were crowded near the peak of the mountain.
16. The sidewalks were crowded with pedestrians.
17. The fair was crowded with families and children.
18. The classrooms were crowded since so many students enrolled this year.
19. The theatre was crowded for the opening night performance.
20. The building felt crowded and claustrophobic.
21. The farm stand was crowded with customers buying fresh produce.
22. The cottage felt cozy rather than crowded.
23. The city is becoming more and more crowded every year.
24. He felt crowded and uncomfortable in loud, busy places.
25. Grand Central Station was crowded with commuters.
26. The courtyard was crowded with students during lunch break.
27. With two kids in a tiny apartment, sometimes it felt crowded.
28. My schedule this semester feels crowded and overwhelming.
29. The hotel felt crowded and impersonal.
30. The air felt warm and crowded and heavy.
31. His desk at work felt crowded with papers and files.
32. The sailboat felt like a crowded apartment during the overnight trip.
33. The workshop was so crowded that some people had to stand in the hallway.
34. I tried to avoid the crowded metropolitan areas on the weekend.
35. The square was crowded with protesters.
36. The dance floor was crowded with moving bodies.
37. The tour buses make the small village feel too crowded now.
38. She preferred living somewhere less crowded and busy.
39. The auction house was crowded with bidders and spectators.
40. The shopping mall is always crowded the week before Christmas.
41. The carriages on the subway were crowded with commuters.
42. His thoughts felt crowded with worries.
43. The aquarium was crowded with children and their parents.
44. The shelter was crowded with lost and abandoned pets.
45. The harbor was crowded with fishing boats and yachts.
46. Their schedule felt too crowded and hectic.
47. The airport terminals were crowded with travelers during the holiday season.
48. The classroom felt hot and crowded and airless.
49. The parking lot was crowded by the time they arrived for the concert.
50. The neighborhood was crowded with noise and distraction.
51. A crowded life is not necessarily a rich one.
52. The campus felt crowded and impersonal.
53. The ferry was crowded with passengers when we boarded.
54. The crowded summer schedule left me exhausted.
55. The olive grove became crowded with guests as the party continued.
56. The campus seemed crowded and chaotic after winter break ended.
57. The urban neighborhood felt crowded and claustrophobic.
58. The library felt crowded and noisy during finals week.
59. The carriageways on the bridge were crowded with slow-moving traffic.
60. The check-out line at the grocery store was crowded.
Common Phases
standing room only - used to describe an event or place that has so many people attending that there are no seats available and people have to stand.
packed to the rafters - used to say that a place is very
crowded, with a lot of people jammed into it.
jam-packed - completely full of people or things.
shoulder to shoulder - so close together that people are literally shoulder to shoulder, showing how
crowded a place is.
elbow room - enough space around a person so that they do not feel cramped or
crowded.
crowded conditions - a situation where there are a large number of people occupying a relatively small amount of space.
crammed - filled too full and
crowded, so that there is no room for anything or anyone else.
throngs of people - large crowds of people moving together.
bursting at the seams - used to describe a very full or
crowded place, implying that it cannot contain any more.
squeeze (someone) - to force someone to occupy a limited amount of space, especially so tightly that they feel uncomfortable.
become (someone's) neighbor - to move somewhere that is close to someone, potentially adding to the crowding or number of neighbors.