Sentence examples for became cluttered from inspiring English sources

Newcastle became cluttered in attack – and remained painfully porous in defence.

As her desk became cluttered, she said, she tossed away her notes.

Long before the media world became cluttered with search optimization consultants, social media experts and brand-management gurus, Mr. Ebert used all available technologies and platforms to advance both his love of film and his own professional interests.

But a story in Politico ("Next for G.O.P. Leaders: Stopping Sarah Palin") that quoted unnamed party operatives fretting over Palin's growing popularity had her juices flowing, and her schedule suddenly became cluttered with Fox segments, which allowed her a platform to fight back.

The first generation was the one which became cluttered with all manner of complicated ambitions, poor performance and a whole load of "conventional wisdom" which often proved contradictory.

Orders from retailers arrived at such a rate that the halls of the company's headquarters in Salem, Massachusetts, became cluttered with wicker laundry baskets filled to the brim with outstanding orders.

In the process, their brains become cluttered with "plaques".

By taking in too much noise, a person becomes cluttered, not integrated.

Without discipline, even the most organized and well-maintained lab space can become cluttered and disorganized in no time.

Since staff notation indicates volume, attack, and technical effects in a comparatively clumsy manner, the written page becomes cluttered and unclear.

The top menu bar of my Mac has become cluttered with these little icons that I rarely use and are more distracting than anything.