Now it was jammed with people, like rush hour on a subway train.

Never before had the streets of New York been so jammed with people.

She found the compartment jammed with people, some literally hanging from the overhead.

The banks of the Arno were literally jammed with people to witness the start.

Several hundred folding chairs were filld and the grass and paths jammed with people.

The living room was jammed with people, many of them poring over pyramid charst.

Multiple levels, jammed with people, stores, hallways, stairwells, the works.

Dave had often seen the place jammed with people.

The docks were jammed with people, military and civilian, drawn from a range of nationalities.

The square was now jammed with people, and no one knew what to do next.

The massive station was jammed with people, and he had trouble moving through the crowds.

On the day of the convention, the hall where it was held was jammed with people.

Shopkeepers closed their stores and the streets were jammed with people rushing to check on families.

Police stations were jammed with people turning themselves in for every violent crime and act they'd committed.

The square outside was jammed with people.

The streets are jammed with people walking shoulder to shoulder and cars creeping bumper to bumper, hooting.