1. Brash noisy journalists were crowding around the ambassador.

2. Everything is crowding in on me.

3. Memories came crowding into her mind.

4. Photographers were crowding around outside.

5. Memories she would rather forget came crowding in.

6. Too many uncomfortable thoughts were crowding in on her.

7. Stop crowding me - there's plenty of room.

8. Strange thoughts and worries were crowding his mind.

9. They're crowding me with their unreasonable demands.

10. People were crowding around to see what was going on.

11. He tried to resist the fears that were crowding in on him.

12. Tourists are crowding the regular customers out of the bar.

13. More and more TV and radio stations are crowding the airwaves.

14. Stop crowding me! There's plenty of room.

15. Stop crowding me! I need time to make this decision.

16. Suddenly, she had a new set of memories,[] crowding in on her own.

17. The crowding pushed Izzie and the Mason further and further forward until the parson had his back pressed against the altar.

18. The guests were crowding slowly past the wedded couple, kissing them, shaking their hands.

19. Rush hour crowding was a serious hazard, and the station was 39 percent understaffed.

20. Football fans came crowding up the hill toward the football ground, singing and shouting and throwing empty beer cans.

21. She shut her mind against the fears that were crowding in on her.

22. It had been a tense, restless day with people crowding her all the time.

23. The woman and children burst out laughing again, getting up from the table and crowding round me.

24. Gone are those hectic days of summer, the helicopters, the crowding.

25. Brown the chicken pieces well on all sides, cooking them in batches to avoid crowding.

26. He recognized each draught of icy air slicing through cracks in doors made invisible by crowding shadows.

27. Despite their good fortune, the locals resented all the refugees pouring and crowding into their space.

28. An increasing number of people flocked to visit Opo, with 1500 visitors sometimes crowding the beach.

29. I watched her expel each word from her mouth, the syllables hanging like cartwheels of breath crowding the dry hospital air.

30. In the pub were twenty or so other walkers, similarly soaked, all crowding round a massive wood stove.

1. Brash noisy journalists were crowding around the ambassador.

2. Everything is crowding in on me.

31. An increase in the number of locally-issued debt could push yields higher by crowding out demand for government bonds.

32. Then they cut it up, with everyone crowding round, ready with banana leaves in which to wrap their piece.

33. If only man could be made to ... She felt giddy as the full answer came, crowding into her mind.

34. There seemed to be so many of them, more and more crowding silently through the ruins wherever she looked.

35. It was estimated that no fewer than 30,000 people could congregate at Grand Central without serious crowding.

36. Overvalued currencies kept the price of imported goods low, crowding out locally produced goods.

37. My nightmares returned at a time when everything was crowding in on me and I couldn't cope.

38. People were crowding round the displays, reading the posters with great intensity and, by and large, in silence.

39. Crowding out Crowding out forms an important argument in the monetarist armoury.

40. By analogy, shows the marginal percapita crowding costs, i.e. the amount by which crowding costs increase as the population increases.

41. Dealers would put down the phones, crowding in a circle round the contestants.

42. Just as his clothes were beginning to fit comfortably again,[] he saw temptation crowding in on every side.

43. The modem world from which I had briefly stepped aside seemed to come crowding in again.

44. People kept crowding in, and one woman started to panic.

45. We would soon enough forget the greater crowding in the barracks necessitated by this civic improvement.

46. Brash journalists were crowding around the ambassador.

47. They moved in, some general, his staff, crowding in.

48. On the street the bustling crowd is crowding me.

49. At present, therefore, fiscal deficits are not crowding the private sector out.

50. More thn 170 new homes re being built in Phoenix nd Tucson every dy, nd they re crowding out the flor.

51. He discerned a small vessel crowding all sail towards Monte - Cristo.

52. People surged along the sidewalk, crowding, questioning, filling the air with rumours and inconsequent surmises. Mrs.

53. Once, I entered the gate to see the Red Guard holding mallets crowding round my maternal grandfather sitting in the chair.

54. For you bouquets and ribbon'd wreaths - for you the shores crowding.

55. The greatest civilising power that can be brought to bear on these uncivilised Europeans crowding into our cities lies in the public bath.

56. This separate storage should be accessed using a routing service to keep the complexity from crowding the programming logic.

57. The dog stays cool and looks at the people crowding around him.

58. The stability of the Ukrainian hryvnia, the ill-regulated Kazakh banking system, and Hungarian borrowers' penchant for loans in Swiss francs are subjects crowding on to policymakers' desks.

59. Severe lower crowding with normal maxillary arch and nasolabial angle.

60. It's hard to say what my impression was at 11pm in Freetown airport, surrounded by a large number of people crowding around me, offering to help.

61. As the old signals fade, rival are crowding the airwaves.

62. Words seemed crowding to her tongue; she would not give them utterance.

63. Age specific life table analysis showed that the integrated effect of crowding on ZLH is stronger than on WBPH.

64. After reading the article, Aun began collecting news clips about prison crowding around the country.

65. As developed governments issue large volumes of guaranteed debt, they are crowding out financing for well-run developing countries.

66. Darkness of evening was crowding in when we arrived at the inn.

67. Now hosts of bewildering and confused ideas came crowding on his mind.

68. Meanwhile, there are negative effects of over-competition, crowding effect, excessive reliance to cluster resources, and limitation of life circle in enterprise cluster.

69. It plans to provide customers with maps of where high-interest sale items are located and place those products at appropriate distances within the store to avoid crowding.

70. Results Dentigerous cyst is one of the main causes of embedded teeth, only second to retained deciduous teeth, dental crowding.

71. Unfortunately, hanging on to resentments crowding out love, happiness, and trust.

72. Unchecked, the U. S. medical bill will more than double in the next 10 years to $1.6 trillion, crowding out spending for other urgent needs.

73. So many children were crowding in that I could hardly push my way out.

74. Parents or guardians were surveyed using a standardized self-administered questionnaire to obtain data on crowding in the household, parents' educational level and the child's health status.

75. We enter into a bewilderment of smoke, noise and crowding people.

76. But also crowding the dinner table are numerous other delectable American dishes and desserts.

77. Adaptative plant form greatly depends on light environment, which is the degree of crowding by neighbours (competition for light).

78. The effect of crowding and physiological stress and shortage of food resources were the main reasons for the decline of population natality and yearly increase rate.

79. Lacrimal gland enlargement may be seen. CT and MRI may also show "stretching" and apical crowding of the optic nerve with an enlarged superior ophthalmic vein.

80. The people in the car were all up and crowding about the door.

81. In this article, according to China's present law of economy and the data and with econometric analysis, the IS-LM curve, the size of the crowding and the push in effect are gi...