Sentence examples for cramped building from inspiring English sources

The Neighborhood Center's director was quoted as admitting that the cramped building on East 77th Street is already overtaxed.

Her showroom is tucked into the rear of the 10th floor of a cramped building on West 34th Street, across from Macy's flagship store.

The Rev. Dennis P. Strouzas, the priest at the church for the last 24 years, said it would replace the 600-family congregation's cramped building in Roslyn Heights.

Hospital workers in white coats carried the bodies one-by-one into the cramped building and piled them like logs on the floor.

Described as an "extraordinarily unique" house worth $1 million by a senior Obama administration official in the hours after the May 2 raid, the house turned out to be a more modest and cramped building.

Five years ago, the company moved from a cramped building to spacious quarters in a renovated stockyard on the city's outskirts, and members still savor the bright and airy space.

Waking at 5.30am, driving for hours in cramped jeeps, building walls, mixing cement and cooking over open fires together accelerated friendships, and people's stories soon began to spill out.

In 2009, the Herning Museum of Art left its cramped, circular building in favor of an expansive and warmly minimalistic new complex designed by the American architect Steven Holl.

Chaminade's various coaches and teams share space in a cramped athletic building dubbed the Shack, which they also share with the St . Louis School an all-boys school for grades 6-12 on campus.

The Renegade Warriors, one of 10 volunteer fire departments in the city, have long aspired to move from their cramped, rickety building on a narrow road to a larger, modern place more worthy of their nickname.

IT was good to hear that the chef and owner Robert Horton had relocated an American Bistro from a cramped damp building on Marbledale Road here to a roomy dry space last occupied by Daniel's.