Sentence examples for a bit jammed from inspiring English sources

The bar at Le Schuss in the centre of town is always busy, or check out the friendly L'Igloo, which is popular with locals, although its small size means it can be a bit jammed at times.

They can move and shift with motion, but due to friction and shape they also have a tendency to get a bit jammed against one another.

They put one broken bit on top of the other broken bit, jammed a lintel on top and hoped they'd stay together.

That bit jammed and stopped the nerve from moving and caused the endless pain.

The proposed model can explain the bit jamming during simulant drilling.

To test if the jam is ready, chill a glass plate in the freezer, spoon a bit of jam on it and trace it with your finger – if your finger leaves a trace, the jam is ready.

This sort of analysis is the bread and butter of linguistics.Every so often, though, the researchers come across a bit of jam.

The band's new record, "Georgia Warhorse," kicks off with a bit of jam-band funk ("Diyo Dayo") and then settles into a groove that includes simmering ballads ("King Hummingbird"), propulsive love songs ("All"), and even "The Sweetest Thing," which features the Otis Redding of reggae, Toots Hibbert.

While "Boots Like These" (as in "you gotta live my life to get boots like these... ..) grooves along with a refreshing fratty chaos, "Keep It Together" gets a bit too jam-band-y to be taken as seriously as the lyrics suggest.

Spread a bit of jam onto each cookie.

Then, spread a bit of jam onto the plate; it will help to stick the first slice of bread.