Sentence examples for cramped enough from inspiring English sources

In this money-flooded valley, of course, plain-vanilla dwellings can run $1 million, but this is no gizmo-filled palace; it is cramped enough that the dining table occupies part of the living room.

Airline lavatories are cramped enough without all the extra mobility devices.

Weddings are a faff, houses are out of reach and your flat share is cramped enough as it is.

College dorm rooms are generally cramped enough: add a couple dogs, cats and other critters to the mix and most students would barely have room for their bunk beds.

According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, up to 20% of women suffer from menstrual cramping severe enough to interfere with daily activities.

It is narrow, parts of its roof are crumbling and leaking, and it is too cramped to accommodate enough security gates.

Beside the sloppy transmission, it was cramped, not responsive enough, underpowered and, dare we say it, too feminine.

The tunnel beyond it is fairly cramped, but there's enough air blowing through to suggest that it leads to a larger passage — one that could bypass the blockage in J2.

In the East Village, the Zaragoza Mexican Deli and Grocery, a cramped bodega with barely enough room to turn around between a cash register and a crate of fresh cactus paddles, offers a small selection of tamales and tacos each day, with a more elaborate selection on the weekends.

Local authorities have struggled to find enough land in cramped Japan to bury the carcasses of culled cattle, slowing down the process and putting healthy herds at risk.

If you are used to touch-typing on a full-sized keyboard, you'll find it cramped, but it is roomy enough for a generation weaned on text-messaging via cell phone.