Sentence examples for cramp down from inspiring English sources

Regulatory forces will cramp down on innovation, rightfully so if the industry behaves irresponsibly.

They each have their concerns and their feeling that their personhood has been overlooked, cramped down and stultified by someone else.

Some of it got sorted out in the spring, with higher prices cramping down on demand.

So if cramp is down to a lack of sodium, it surely isn't down to sweating.

The temperature pushed 30C on Monday and is expected to be high again on Thursday, but Murray does not believe the cramp was down to his physical conditioning.

What it does do, however, is take a nice, roomy keyboard and cramp it down, removing a big chunk of what made the X1 worthwhile.

Unlike Agassi, Malisse had leg cramps down the stretch.

On Wednesday night, another member of their German generation came close to a major upset when 21-year-old Sabine Lisicki failed to convert on a match point against No.3 seed Vera Zvonareva of Russia with a 5-2 lead in the third set and eventually lost, suffering from what appeared to be severe cramps down the stretch, being carried from the court in tears and on a stretcher.

It was a cramped, run-down two-story house with bars on the windows.

Also bearing the bullet and shell marks of the battles of the 1990s, they are cramped, run-down and patched, with clothing lines stretching haphazardly from windows to nearby trees.

BAGHDAD — Deep below the workshops in Baghdad's cramped, run-down jewelry district, unemployed men spend their days scouring the city's sewer system for the one thing they say can bring them money: flakes of gold.