Never had there been such an overcrowding of the world.

There was law here and a kind of order, despite the overcrowding.

Overcrowding has been an issue at the prison ever since.

"Overcrowding is a problem in our schools ever year," he said.

"You want to know where the massive overcrowding comes from?"

The farmers, however, have nothing to do with the overcrowding.

The overcrowding in city schools is already bad, and it seems sure to get worse over the next few years.

There is an addition being made to the school starting in 2006 because of the overcrowding.

Back in the city of the dead, the overcrowding has eased off.

The city needs 93 more schools just to relieve the present overcrowding.

Overcrowding was a fact of life in Japan, something with which one grew up.

Despite the overcrowding, city officials said adequate services had been provided.

Evidence for the easing of overcrowding comes late in the century.

As a result, the school's overcrowding has been significantly reduced.

In 1978, the Home office moved to a new building, easing overcrowding.

This overcrowding played a significant role in the death toll.

After that, the case of overcrowding was resolved, with many students moving to the new school.

"Right now, school overcrowding is a local concern, but it has the potential to become a national crisis."

This led to concerns about possible overcrowding at the prison.

The overcrowding also made the boat even more difficult to manage.

But in the 15 years since, the prison has had to face unprecedented overcrowding.

For many, though, it is not the overcrowding or the ancient cells they will remember most.

Overcrowding, not security, turned out to be officials' biggest headache.

She started to explain again about the overcrowding at the hospital, the epidemic.

This period was one of extreme overcrowding in the major cities.

"I really think they're going to overcrowd the area," she said.

Do not overcrowd; cook 3 or 4 pieces at once.

They'd overcrowd the market and would lose much of their glory.

"You have to learn not to overcrowd a pan," he said.

Add the beef a few pieces at a time; do not overcrowd.

They will not "overcrowd the space with fixed ideas," in the words of one client who took the risk.

And it is important not to overcrowd the tray.

Make few fritters at a time so they don't overcrowd.

"We don't want to overcrowd the facility and make the experience not enjoyable for everyone."

It fills a quite small room but does not overcrowd it.

Carefully slip them into the oil (being careful not to overcrowd the pan).

They're already killing each other every chance they get I keep telling him it's a mistake to overcrowd his zoo.

"We already have a lot of high-density housing in the area and didn't want to overcrowd our schools."

Do this one or two pieces at a time: don't overcrowd the fryer.

Complaints about loud parties are even on the rise as the privileged continue to overcrowd the region.

We overcrowd the Reach, we seek to expand our borders.

Work in batches so as not to overcrowd the pan and drain immediately on paper towels.

The fifty-six celebrants filled all three rooms but did not overcrowd them.

Beyond fairness, any plan that sent more people to prison or increased average time served could rapidly overcrowd prisons.

Do not overcrowd the fryer or the oil temperature will drop and leave the ingredients greasy.

Try to keep the oil temperature as close to 350 as possible, and do not overcrowd the deep fryer.

The aid is justified, the report said, because these private institutions draw many students who would otherwise overcrowd public institutions.

Working in batches, spoon heaping tablespoons of the batter into the oil; do not overcrowd.

Add the lamb in batches (do not overcrowd) and cook until browned on all sides, about 6 minutes per batch.

"It's a misdemeanor; it won't overcrowd our prisons, but it'll send a message."