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• You crowded him out. (9)
• Mr and Mrs Musgrove took me, and we were so crowded! (4)
• You might get to feel a bit crowded. (8)
• He moved along the crowded pavements glumly. (8)
• They crowded about their host where he stood. (10)
• In the crowded streets Soames went on in front. (8)
• They crowded round the bore who had scattered them. (10)
• They refreshed him, as a chemical scent a crowded room. (10)
• The room was full of men, dimly seen, crowded about a table. (1)
• In a grey, failing light, an open muddy space is crowded with workmen. (8)
• As far back as his memory went, his life had been as crowded as a fair. (12)
• But at last he forgot, for so many other images crowded the old one out. (12)
• My next recollection is, finding myself in a crowded loge at the theatre. (6)
• Felix pointed in silence to the crowded carriage from which she had emerged. (8)
• He crossed the Square, and passed East, down two crowded streets to his church. (8)
• Again in the crowded streets so full of traffic, people turned to look after her. (8)
• Relief of so concrete a kind is not to be obtained in crowded London assemblies. (10)
• Buoyant, convinced of his own ability, he saw the office crowded with commissions! (13)
• He stood quite still on the crowded pavement, unable, really unable, to buy a paper. (8)
• The crowded market-places are in the morning perfect museums of types and costumes. (20)
• It was not yet crowded, and by the river-side there was almost a freshness in the air. (9)
• It would be dreadfully crowded, and whenever it stopped the heat would be insupportable. (9)
• And very soon came that other sensation, so disillusioning, that all else was crowded out. (8)
• The season was full, the room crowded, and the two ladies squeezed in as well as they could. (4)
• For the moment it crowded out that other great topic of the new strike in the building trades. (13)
• Only a five-day acquaintanceship, but they had crowded much into it as one did in a strange land. (8)
• The doorways were crowded, and the windows dense with eager faces peering out of the draped bunting. (9)
• And memories crowded on him with the fresh, sweet savour of the spring wind-memories of his courtship. (8)
• And the courtiers crowded to follow the example of the King, and Shibli Bagarag shaved them, all of them. (10)
• Some are crowded to the doors; some are empty like monuments; and yet you will ever find new ones in the building. (2)
• The party was held in a large room on the ground-floor, which was already crowded with people when Shelton entered. (8)
• When I awoke the guards were crowded with passengers in a high state of excitement, pointing and craning shoreward. (7)
• The door was still open, and in the dim light of the hall were crowded the five or six people who had followed him. (12)
• The heat was intense and the dust terrible, but every moment of the excursion was crowded with interest and novelty. (20)
• They came over to us empty and went back crowded, sitting very low in the water, apparently on the point of capsizing. (7)
• Thinking over his abrupt retirement from the crowded semicircle, Diana felt her position pinch her, she knew not why. (10)
• Presently the boats had come alongside, and the passengers crowded down to the guard to learn the details of the search. (9)
• If now and then he gave them Cardiff giants and white elephants, he also gave them a brave display in three crowded rings. (16)
• The car was crowded, and no one of the tired men who were reading their newspapers was gallant enough to offer her a seat. (13)
• The court was crowded; and from the murmurs round he could tell that it was his particular case which had brought so many there. (8)
• He dreamed that he was at his club, sitting after dinner in the crowded smoking-room, with its bright walls and trefoils of light. (8)
• The great lighted hall, filled with the faint bluefish vapour from hundreds of little rolls of tobacco leaf, was crowded from floor to ceiling. (8)
• But now at last, as they took seats opposite one another in the crowded car, they seemed to have drifted infinite distances and long epochs asunder. (9)
• The crowded street had all that prosperous air of catching or missing something which characterises the town where London and New York and Dublin meet. (8)
• The market-places were crowded with buyers and sellers, mixed with a loitering swarm of soldiery, for whose thirsty natures winestalls had been tumbled up. (10)
• The cries come nearer, hoarser, more shrill and clamorous; the empty moonlight outside seems suddenly crowded with figures, footsteps, voices, and a fierce distant cheering. (8)

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