Critics from The New York Times have been squashed into many of the clubs hosting the CMJ Music Marathon alongside badge-wearing indie music fans and other chroniclers.
But in recent years, as we've abandoned check-in luggage for any hop shorter than a week, it has become fiendish – the world's most difficult puzzle, in which far too many clothes must be squashed into far too small a case, while the packer swears about baggage charges.
Some versions are soft and stack on closet shelves or can be squashed into an armoire.
(Ginger may also be squashed into a paste using a mortar and pestle).
Over 186,000 inmates are squashed into facilities built for 112,000.
The audience of around 100 are squashed into rows.
We should know – we were squashed into the canvas.
Gilbert & George were squashed into a corner next to the library, patiently signing autographs.
The clavicles are pushed up and the humeri are squashed into the body.
There are a few drawbacks to Kogeto's Dot, though many should be squashed with the forthcoming update (which I'll go into more detail on later).
