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Fifteen hundred Scientologists crowded into the courthouse, trying to block access to the documents.

The pleasant family When in an hour they crowded into a cab to go home, I strolled idly to my club.

Patel said she prefers better-quality high-yield bonds because too many investors have crowded into the bottom part of the market.

On the day, House first opened its doors in crowded into the hundreds of visitors, people watching, paused for a while.

People crowded into a crowded car, I even do not have seats, as standing on. Sky raining.

62 kindergarten children and two adults were crowded into the bus, which had just nine seats.

Hours earlier, as daylight faded, thousands crowded into a huge outdoor sports complex.

The next morning, Cameron's parents, aunts, uncles, and closest friends crowded into his hospital room.

Dozens of new students crowded into a lobby of the University of Delaware's student center at the start of the academic year.

They crowded into the classroom to hear the famous lecturer.

Thousands of people crowded into the hall to see the famous actress.

Thus eight people were crowded into what was really no more than a single room.

"You understand, we don't want to do this, " said one of the half-dozen middle-aged men who had crowded into the small space.

When the door opened, people crowded into the shop.

Accordingly, books and researches about pragmatics have crowded into the linguistic circle.

Police say at least 150, 000 people crowded into the downtown area on Friday evening.

DOZENS of new students crowded into a lobby of the University of Delaware's student center at the start of the school year.

When one thinks of Peugeots, the image that comes to mind is probably two-door efficiency cars crowded into honking European traffic jams.

As the frontal sinus develops, the marrow space is crowded into the lateral orbital roof.

The huge bathhouses were outlawed in 1984, and gay men crowded into meeting rooms to hear the latest on how to survive.

A great number of foreign companies have crowded into the new CBD.

And one evening a tired traveler and his friends crowded into the old fishing boat.

About fifteen peoplewere crowded into the huddle of monitors, fluorescent lights, plastic incubators, and heat lamps.

A: The recent unrest in the Osh region of southern Kyrgyzstan brought about large numbers of refugees who have crowded into Uzbekistan.

For millennia, people have crowded into the region, attracted by its fertile land and minerals.

When young Egyptians crowded into Cairo's Tahrir Square, they wanted rights, not a caliph.

Leaves alternate, often crowded into sessile rosettes, less often spaced along stems.

Those eager students crowded into the lecture hall to apreciate the famous professor Cambridge University.

About fifteen peoplewere crowded into the huddle of monitors, fluorescent lights, plasticincubators, and heat lamps.

Haitians crowded into banks and money transfer offices that reopened Saturday for the first time since last week's earthquake.

More services become economically feasible when large numbers of people are crowded into cities.

Guests were crowded into the few remaining rooms.

Audience crowded into the theatre.

spectators crowded into the field.

There were six children crowded into the tiny space.

A crowd of housewives crowded into the store when the goods were on sale.

One would think that no one man's heart and brain could stand all the things that are crowded into one day.

An estimated 10, 000 people crowded into Christianity's most holy shrine to celebrate the Christian 'holy fire' ritual.

These sheep are crammed onto ships by the tens of thousands, crowded into filthy pens, and packed so tightly they can barely move.

About 120 buyers crowded into the Sunday auction, Zurich said.

Shoppers crowded into the store.

We all crowded into her office to sing 'Happy Birthday'.

We all wanted to draw her, so almost 20 of us crowded into the same room.

We'd all crowded into Harriet's small sitting-room.

People crowded into places to eat, drink and play games of chance.

More than 150, 000 children were crowded into these institutions.

The Trook people crowded into the streets and had a big party.

They crowded into my room.

One reason is that more than half the world's population is crowded into urban areas.

The sky into the sunset, it in parents' repeated HuHuanSheng, fly to the cage, twist rounded body, crowded into open the green leaves.

So many people crowded into the crowded room.

They crowded into a rusted bank vault where some of the artifacts had been stored (it now houses sewing machines);

Flowers densely crowded into a compact, globose heads, inflorescence appearing simple, umbels terminal and lateral;

Those eager students crowded into the lecture hull to hear the famous professor from Cambridge University

Verticillasters many flowered, crowded, into a terminal or widely spaced capitula along branches;

A big family crowded into a small and dark house

Leaves spiraled, alternate, subopposite, or opposite, often crowded into pseudowhorls at apices of branchlets;

Leaves spiraled, crowded into pseudowhorls at apices of branchlets;