Sentence examples for are cramped with from inspiring English sources

Waiting rooms are institutional-feeling and the bustling hallways are cramped with dozens of staff members, who sidestep one another while moving between exam rooms.

The art deco Philharmonic Hall has one of the most beautiful auditoriums in the country, and its acoustic is remarkable - but the backstage facilities, Petrenko tells me, are cramped, with nowhere to practise.

Current work spaces are cramped with 2D screens and computers.

The limbs and faculties are cramped with worse than Chinese bands, and the sedentary life which they are condemned to live, whilst boys frolic in the open air, weakens the muscles … artificial notions of beauty, and false descriptions of sensibility have been early entangled with her motives of action" (Wollstonecraft 1988, 55).

In addition wards, including intensive care units (ICU), are cramped with insufficient bed-to-bed space and very high turn-around time of patients.

The remaining space in the room was cramped with medical equipment.

The place doesn't appear impressive — the prayer room is cramped, with whitewashed walls and fluorescent lights.

And it will be cramped, with about 8,500 square feet of selling space compared with 12,000 in the old place.

The ground floor of the building serves as a warehouse, which was cramped with rows of brown shipping boxes piled on top of each other.

But it's cramped, with an annoying lack of room between the circular seating area at each pair of lanes and the back wall.

At the time, Ms. Giribone was pregnant with a second child — their son, Numa, who is now 4 months old — and their living quarters were cramped, with no outdoor space.