Sentence examples for a bit crowded from inspiring English sources
Since my daughter was born this spring, our family has felt a bit crowded in our three-bedroom ranch home.
The 30‐foot sloop we rented provided a kind of seagoing camp site, although it was a bit crowded below.
'It's a bit crowded, isn't it? said my companion, Jan ice, dubiously, seeing two families enjoying themselves at the far end.
Sundays aren't bad, either, but the mountain can get a bit crowded on Saturdays.
This party is starting to get a bit crowded for an introvert so I'll leave it at those two.
Beyond those titles, a few tracks are making plays for nominations, but at this point, the field seems a bit too crowded...though the Oscars are known for including one true surprise almost every year.
"The average person who comes to Ocean City today, they're not going to see any remnants of Sandy". Ocean City might seem a bit more crowded this summer.
Moving the ball too quickly for their opponents". The hosts are knocking the ball about well, trying to play from the back, but it gets a bit scrappy and crowded when England go on the attack.
HE'S ZIPPIN ON BY saved ground stalking the pace, dropped back inside in upper stretch, was in a bit tight when crowded in midstretch and was eased in the final furlong.
"The game was becoming a little bit too crowded under the basket," Baumann said.
