be crowded out of something—
1. be forced out of premises for lack of room:
- They were crowded out of the room, but sat in the next peering in at the door eagerly.
2. be ousted from an office, market, etc.:
- Low-skilled adults are often crowded out of their jobs as better-educated teenagers are drawn into the work force.
crowd out of something—go out of a place in a crowd:
- The crowd—mostly younger people—complained about the movie fiercely as they crowded out of the theater.