Meanings of inconveniently crowded in English

Still, the air-ship was inconveniently crowded, and that helped to cut explorations short.

The narrow footpaths and contracted roadway were as inconveniently crowded as they are to-day.

But the majority of the faces were lowering and fierce, and the horses were becoming inconveniently crowded.

The bath was in fact inconveniently crowded.

The dining-room was inconveniently crowded.

There was no parlour for special customers at the back, and the public bar was inconveniently crowded by a dozen people.

The exertion was considerable, a night in the train, a second night on the way back, insufficient meals, and inconveniently crowded cars.

Clearly he could hardly see the lecturer, for the room had become inconveniently crowded, and the men about him were mostly standing.

The trout, and some other varieties of fish, with which this pond seemed to be almost inconveniently crowded, had all the appearance of veritable flying-fish.

Many of them were speedily submerged, and those who had fled to them sought refuge on the still higher knolls, which soon became inconveniently crowded.

2, in which I lay, was inconveniently crowded with severely wounded officers.