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Meanings of crowded streets in English
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Usage of crowded streets in English
1
There are many pick-pockets, both male and female in the crowded streets.
2
And forthwith he was again jogging through the crowded streets of London.
3
Greengrass stages terrific stunts and chases through crowded streets, buildings and rooftops.
4
Red-bereted paratroopers patrol through crowded streets, assault rifles held at their sides.
5
Pedestrians in the crowded streets beside the embassy died where they stood.
6
No more trouble was experienced in getting the donkey along the crowded streets.
7
There was a discordant crash of music in the crowded streets.
8
She walked through the crowded streets and the buildings were ugly.
9
Yet in the more crowded streets another trouble awaited me, one more tangible.
10
In crowded streets I speak, and murmur softly to highest heights.
11
From the ghat, they walked into one of the crowded streets.
12
Sometimes her way lay through crowded streets, again through streets deserted.
13
Horse cars, electric cars, steam cars, run at high speed through crowded streets.
14
Nihonbashi's crowded streets offered many hiding places and kept the bearers' pace slow.
15
Hurrying through crowded streets, Bin carefully kept his pace short of a run.
16
Nastasen moved as fast as he could through the crowded streets of Halicarnassus.
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Crowded streets through the time
Crowded streets across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common