Sentence examples for be crammed from inspiring English sources

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be crammed

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To press, force, or drive, particularly in filling, or in thrusting one thing into another; to stuff; to crowd; to fill to superfluity.

  • To cram fruit into a basket

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"Novels don't want to be crammed with factual stuff.

The whole street would just be crammed with androgynous rockers.

protohaus Can two lives be crammed into 127 square feet?

It should not be crammed down the riders' throats".

You'll be crammed in, delayed and bumped — if you're lucky.

How many desks could be crammed onto a floor?

It can't just be crammed in there later on".

TfL predicts that several parts of the line will be crammed with commuters by 2016.

In three days, the narrow walkways will be crammed with people.

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If you slack off, it will be cramming time.

Once-quiet routes are crammed.

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