Sentences with phrase «once felt crowded»

With the different levels of the home we never once felt crowded.

Not exact matches

But every once in a while, when the mood hits him and the crowd is really into his act, Max feels like he's 24 again and chasing Joe DiMaggio around the bases, which is how the whole thing got started.

Plus running the actual race with all the excitement of the cheering crowds, the healthy bit of competition, seeing fellow runners doing what they love, and the pride you'll feel once you cross the finish line can also help avoid a rut.

once across the bridge, i immediately felt significantly less cool and my preppy and feminine sense of style, didn't quite fit with the urban crowd... whoops!

However, once you get past the initial crowded feel of the site, there are lots of features and they're all clearly labeled so it shouldn't be too hard once you're used to the site.

But once we get into the action bits, the book starts to feel somewhat anti-climactic - one sequence is overrun by Coates» monologue (which even crowds the art a little bit), while the other is really over before it begins.

As the online training industry becomes increasingly crowded with more providers looking to get a piece of the pie, do you feel like your once tried - and - true strategies are now leaving you behind the curve?

Admittedly running anything more than two programs at once will make the display feel crowded due to its limited resolution and screen size, but the ThinkPad Tablet 2 isn't really designed to be hosting a multitude of programs at once.

The Arenas Bullring, Barcelona's iconic structure, once again felt the roar of the crowd and the tremble of footsteps upon its historic sands this year.

Traveling solo feels scary sometimes, but once I overcome a few challenges (such as finding my way in a crowded city) it gives me confidence and the world starts to feel less daunting.

It was slightly grueling at first — a couple of hours of waiting in the cold and drizzle — but once our float approached the massive crowd, I could instantly feel their cheerful energy and soon forgot about the chilly weather.

In the heart of trendy Melville, you can still feel the vibe of a once artistic crowd, that has now merged with the essence of youth and new inspiration from a very diverse group of individuals.

In encounters with the undead, one bite instantly kills you, so even lone zombies can pose a threat if you're not on your guard, making for a beautifully tense experience that demands cautious play ahead of Call of Duty style running and gunning, though it has to be said that some deaths can feel a bit cheap, particularly later in the game once exploding zombies (these are however fortunately relatively rare) are thrown into the equation, whilst the more crowded fights can feel a bit too demanding for the somewhat awkward combat on occasion.

It is hard to begrudge a museum agreeing to show what is undeniably a masterpiece — the painting is drawing crowds, and hopefully minting more than a few new Basquiat fans — and one never wants to sound churlish, but it has to be said that such temporary shows of the wealthy's latest purchases feel depressingly of the moment, at once a sign of today's vicious income inequality and the precarious state of many publicly funded institutions.

Although this looks like a sad documentation of what once was, showing just a hint at happier times, Luna Park still has an optimistic feel — you can see it in the smiles on people's faces, and how their memories of the place live on, even though the crowds have gone.

The show itself ambitiously aims to be many things at once «figurative and abstract, humorous and serious, historical and contemporary «but it feels crowded and thematically discordant at times.

O'Rourke always hated the bike (in print, at least), and now that it's becoming more of a needed transportation mainstay on crowded American city streets, reducing pollution and carbon dioxide emissions and improving health, O'Rourke is airing his feelings once again.

For instance, a person with GAD may feel anxious when in large crowds, when faced with multiple tasks to complete at once, when asked too many questions, when spoken to in a rapid manner, etc..