crowded in

(Crowds) It's extremely crowded in the front, please do not be panic. Stand firmly on your feet or grab hold of solid objects near you.

Before I could stir in the matter, the man who had followed me across the courtyard crowded in.

With no borrowing taking place in the private sector , governments are being crowded in .

Many past memories crowded in upon his mind.

Then it all crowded in on me: the fatigue, the weight of the responsibility, the worry about bills I wasn't sure I could pay that month.

I had never been on a subway train so crowded in my life.

The first row is now empty, but it gets crowded in few seconds when a large-scale accident or an act of terrorism happens.

That surging volumes will be crowded in upon Chung's mushroom cloud, breaking things, straight to the sky.

Then it all crowded in on me: the hard work, the weight of the responsibility, the worry about bills. I wasn't.

It's so crowded in the bus. Would you mind if I take this seat? --Of course not. Please do.

Memories crowded in on (or upon) him as soon as he met the friend whom he had heard nothing of for over thirty years.

Many students crowded in the front of the classroom.

However, crowded in upon me is your apathetic expression , as if the icy , cold , running stilly river water under the bridge .

Everythings in my childhood crowded in my mind as if they had just happened.

It is so crowded in the center of the cluster that stars often collide, forming new stars called blue stragglers .

Different from other job fairs, the number of people crowded in the stalls for trainees is much more than for recruiting workers.

That day, shoppers crowded in the streets around the supermarket.

Elsewhere in the Polish capital, thousands of people crowded in front of the presidential palace, laying flowers and lighting candles.

anthers oblong. Female inflorescences crowded in apical leaf axils among leaflike bracts and bracteoles.

genus of reedlike grasses having spikes crowded in a panicle covered with long silky hairs.

Those who hadn't bought a ticket for the train crowded in the waiting hall.

But don' you think it's too crowded in here?

It's crowded in there. You should still be feeling a few kicks, punches and hiccups, but no major flips anymore.

When I log to WoW - Ogrimmar is crowded in the morning times like the market on a Saturday. 2 mins and I am in a BG. This is just insane.

We'll be a bit crowded in that tiny room.

It was so crowded in the cinema that I felt very [uncomfortable] ( comfortable ) .

The people crowded in to see him.

Compassion in World Farming, a lobby group, fears that crowded-in heifers will be stressed and unhappy.

Indonesians crowded in front of Polling stations early Thursday to cast their votes for local and national lawmakers.

People crowded in front of polling stations, early Thursday, to cast their votes for local and national lawmakers.

It seemed that all the people went out of their homes. It was somewhat crowded in the street.

Later, law enforcement vehicles crowded in front of agency offices as agents waited to unload their quarry.

It's too crowded in the city, so I would rather live on a farm than in the city.

Cities will be more crowded in a few years.

They all crowded in on the manager , asking about their money .

Nature will not let them crowded in the same season.

Whenever I see the pictures, many happy memories crowded in on me.

Thoughts crowded in on me: Why hadn't I fixed her breakfast?

With the very fast development of civil aviation project, the air traffic situation is getting more and more crowded in limited air space.

I would like to, sir. But it's too crowded in there.

Crowded in slums, the urban poor cannot grow their own food; they have no choice but to buy it.

Memories crowded in on me.

Where he rented a single hostel, often crowded in the middle of the table and the stove all night hard at school.

The train stopped, a lot of people crowded in front of the entrance Wanglimian.

It's really crowded in here, stay right on my tail, if you don't want to get lost.

Plus, more than 4 million migrant workers have crowded in.

Abig family was crowded in a small low house.

A number of thoughts crowded in my brain.

It's no problem. It's just real crowded in here.

The beach gets so crowded in July.

Mr Feng is treading a path that, according to research published this week, is likely to get more and more crowded in the months to come.

They're jamming in the street. =They are crowded in the street.

It's too crowded in the gym at night.

many cities will become very crowded in the future.

It was so crowded in the room that I had no chair to sit on.

It was too crowded in the street this morning.

Fred: Is it crowded in Beijing?

Why is it so crowded in here?

What are you doing? It's too crowded in here, let's go outside.

Ah, too crowded in Japan.

Verticillasters scattered in leaf axils or crowded in a terminal capitulum;

Memories don't go with you but crowded in my heart

Leaves alternate, petiolate, crowded in upper part of stem, shortly petiolate;

The crowd crowded in after the visitors' team moving off the square,

juvenile leaves crowded in terminal rosettes;

the beaches get very crowded in hot weather

It's crowded in here with three people. mind. I don't