Sentences with phrase «ever felt crowded»

We were surprised that even with 900 passengers on board, no part of the ship ever felt crowded and there were always quiet spaces available.

Linklater manages to give an ensemble cast equal footing without it ever feeling crowded.

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But his views are generally reflective of what the anti-gold crowd is thinking, and it makes me feel better than ever about owning physical gold and silver.

«It was the most profound common involvement of athletes with crowd I've ever felt,» said Hendershott.

Have you ever come home from a loud, crowded party and felt drained?

If you ever feel like the dating scene is dead in Minneapolis, go to a singles event to mingle in a date - worthy crowd and come away with a pocketful of phone numbers.

And for the first time ever, fans will feel the electricity of a living stadium as the emotions of new 3D crowds rise and fall around the stories on the pitch.

What she finds is good for her and good for us — a journey of realization for anyone who's ever felt lost in the crowd.

As the years progress, the crowd grows larger that touts this as the greatest Western ever made; in fact, some feel it is the greatest movie ever made.

In the end, this take on «Madding Crowd» is pretty and well - done and nice, without ever feeling like an essential version of a beloved novel.

Nor do I ever feel any need to participate in a current trend with potentially a very high twitness quotient: Cigar Mania, which in the mid-Nineties swept the nation the way a fart sweeps a crowded living room.

Ghent has a similar feel to Bruges, it's just a little less crowded so I'm sure you'd love it if you ever get the chance to visit.

Crowds are livelier than ever, and with touches like full in - arena customizations and mascots (despite their awkward animations), everything feels more immersive than ever before.

Colin McRae Dirt 2 The late and great Colin McRae would be mightily impressed with the latest rally racing game by Codemasters and being a fan of the series, it's great to see the franchise as strong as ever and it only feels like yesterday seeing those 2 - dimensional crowds and that famous English accent telling us to turn left, right in order to prevent us from crashing.

Do you ever feel like you're just one more face in the crowd, wondering what it takes to be seen, valued, and continually sought out for your expertise?