Examples of using Are crowded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Cities are crowded, right?
Following important victories, all neighbourhoods of Kadıköy are crowded with celebrating people.
The prisons are crowded with political prisoners.
José, my ace. Skies are crowded, man.
Most parking lots are crowded all the time, there are cases that the cars blocking the exit to each other.
I look back at the Palestinians who are crowded behind the first turnstile.
The refugees are crowded at the shores waiting for their turn to be transported to Kigoma, a journey of three hours.
The caravans and tents are impersonal, even when they are crowded with the soldiers' gear.
Many of them are crowded in mid-summer, but there is enough sand for everyone(although not always enough parking for their cars).
You're worming your way through branches which are crowded with living things that don't occur near the ground.
Pickings are usually thin for the salamanders,but every year some of the world's high rivers are crowded by millions of visitors.
The prisons are crowded enough.
But the reason animals are crowded into such dreary places as these,is because of people's refusal to spay or neuter their pets.
In the summertime its main squares,"piazza Malvezzi" and"piazza Matteotti" are crowded all night by young and partying people.
In orthodontics if the teeth are crowded, sound teeth may be extracted(often bicuspids) to create space so the rest of the teeth can be straightened.
The few miles that separateMadagascar's highest mountains from these tropical shores are crowded with animals and plants, trapped in their own very narrow world.
Planners still seem convinced that big cities are crowded, terrible places whose growth must be controlled,” wrote Batson, who has covered China since 1998.
The coast's towns are strung along its length like pearls, many so close together that you can visit a few in just one day--though all are crowded with tourists in the summer months, particularly in July and August.
For one thing, buses are crowded and people have to stand.
On Saturday night the streets are crowded with people moving from one pub to another.
We're crowded enough.
There are plenty of restaurants from whose terraces you can enjoy the view, but they're crowded on weekends when the weather is good.
People are crowding every port trying to get off the eastern continent.
You're crowding me.
The bus was crowded and many passengers were standing.
It's crowded.
It was crowded.
Church was crowded this morning.
The place is crowded, but he's not in the mood to socialize.
This train is crowded, so let's take the next one.