Sentence examples for cluttered in from inspiring English sources
Newcastle became cluttered in attack – and remained painfully porous in defence.
"I care a lot, but I'm not emotionally tied to that animal, so I don't get cluttered in thought".
From Old English, and related to clod, which has earthy connotations, it turns into cluttered in the domestic sphere, a warm, homely word conjuring images of Victorian parlours.
The races are far less cluttered in the National Conference, where two teams, Green Bay and San Francisco, have now clinched playoff spots.
Though a bit too long, and too cluttered in the middle, "The Others" is persuasively spooky, and even manages to be poignant, thanks to a fierce performance by Ms. Kidman.
With a second house to furnish, Mr. Coupland shuttled pieces from his main residence, another post-and-beam that has become a bit cluttered in the 14 years he's lived there.
And then, when I do sit down on Sunday morning to tackle that cluttered in-box, I actually have more energy.
The floors and tables were cluttered with works in progress.
"It gets rid of the clutter in a beautiful way".
I've gotten rid of unnecessary clutter in my room.
