Use "thronged" in a sentence
1. Crowds thronged the streets.
2. Crowds thronged the stores.
3. Mourners thronged to the funeral.
4. The children thronged into the hall.
5. The streets are thronged with people.
6. The airport was thronged with holiday-makers.
7. The singer was thronged by fans.
8. The classroom was thronged with students.
9. The street was thronged with shoppers.
10. The crowds thronged into the mall.
11. The streets were thronged with people.
12. The streets were thronged with Christmas shoppers.
13. Young men thronged the six dart boards.
14. The child thronged the picture with flowers.
15. A crowd thronged around the wounded man.
16. The department store was thronged with people.
17. Crowds thronged the main square of the city.
18. The narrow streets were thronged with summer visitors.
19. The crowd thronged the streets during the fiesta.
20. Student protesters thronged the plaza outside the administration building.
21. In any event, hundreds upon thousands thronged the city.
22. People wearing color - ful clothing thronged the department stores and bookstores.
23. The students thronged forward as the exam results were announced.
24. 28 synonyms for Crowded: packed, full, busy, mobbed, cramped, swarming, overflowing, thronged, teeming
25. The canals are thronged with tour buses, the bridges festooned with banners.
26. Fans thronged to the entrance of the theatre to see the famous actress.
27. This was music spawned in secret clubs that thronged with gay blacks and Latins.
28. The streets were thronged with eager men and women rushing here and there as incidents called them.
29. Hundreds thronged to attend the yoga sessions of well known yoga exponent, B K Iyengar during his recent visit here.
30. Now its innocence had vanished, and it was thronged with worldly-wise urban people intent upon sophisticated urban undertakings.
31. As those people thronged, Elijah approached them and spoke: “How long will you be limping upon two different opinions?
32. As those people thronged together, Elijah approached them and spoke: “How long will you be limping upon two different opinions?
33. Its steep sides are thronged with Goblin strongholds and its rocky slopes overlay caves and tunnels that are riddled with evil creatures.
34. 22 The streets were periodically thronged with soldiers on their way to the front, some of whom pillaged as they passed through.
35. The Rue Veuve Saint Roch was thronged with a mass of Affrighted passers-by, who came from the Boulevards flying rather than walking.
36. A Breathtaking display of flowers in their varied forms and colours was a delightful treat for the visitors who thronged the YWCA grounds throughout the day
37. Anxious family members who had thronged the Kotoka International Airport to welcome the new Alhajis and Alhajias applauded rapturously as they touched down and arced into triumphant embraces
38. These sanctums, which until March of 2020, were be thronged by tens and thousands of devotees every day, also functioned as some of the city’s biggest Almonries responsible for feeding millions
39. By these means prosperity and abundance prevailed in this beautiful city, its gates were thronged with commerce, and its warehouses filled with luxuries and merchandise of every clime and country.
40. These sanctums, which until March of 2020, were be thronged by tens and thousands of devotees every day, also functioned as some of the city’s biggest Almonries responsible for feeding millions
41. ‘Yet there is a new movement Astir in the world, against the inherent violence of globalization, corporate rule and fundamentalism, that reminds us strongly of the early 1960s.’ Synonyms crowded , bustling, swarming, teeming, Astir, buzzing, hectic, full, thronged, thronging, lively, vibrant
42. ‘Yet there is a new movement Astir in the world, against the inherent violence of globalization, corporate rule and fundamentalism, that reminds us strongly of the early 1960s.’ Synonyms crowded , bustling, swarming, teeming, Astir, buzzing, hectic, full, thronged, thronging, lively, vibrant
43. On Saturday night and Sunday matinees (Saturday afternoon was still the Jewish Sabbath) Second Avenue was thronged with people coming to the theaters and dining out in the meat restaurants (featuring “Rumanian Broilings”) or the dairy restaurants (Second Avenue then was called “the great bite way”) and stopping off afterwards at the
44. Baalbec, or Ba’albak, an ancient city of Syria, celebrated for the magnificence of its ruins, which, with the exception of those at Palmyra, are the most extensive in that region.The derivation of the latter part of the name is still dubious, some boldly identifying it with the Egyp tian laki, a city, and others comparing it with the Arabic bakha, "to be thronged."
45. Many of the ships, as they could see by the clear moonshine, had weighed anchor, and, profiting by the calm sky, proceeded for more distant parts; Answerably to this, the rude alehouses along the beach (although in defiance of the curfew law, they still shone with fire and candle) were no longer thronged with customers, and no longer echoed to the chorus of sea-songs.