Sentence examples for cramped parlor from inspiring English sources
"During the Communist time we sold everything we produced," he said in an interview in the cramped parlor of his wooden farmhouse, across the way from a barn and a silent, frozen lake.
YouTube moved Monday from cramped offices above a pizza parlor in San Mateo, Calif.
While the mourning has centered on Mulberry Street, the grief has also spread to cramped apartments in Brooklyn, funeral parlors in Queens and even a once-grassy patch of highway shoulder along Interstate 95, the spot where the bus crashed into a sign stanchion at 5 30 a.m.
At KITCHEN-A BISTRO in St. James, patrons sit on 25 uncomfortable ice cream parlor chairs at tiny, cramped tables.
The block's north end is anchored by a clutter of tattoo parlors and pornography stores, cramped together under blaring neon signs; a shuttered movie theater sits at its midpoint; another pornography shop perches at the block's southern edge.
He delves insistently Into the tilted factories, the smeared taxis, the stunted universities, into the parlor of bank notes, in the cramped cookhouse where the dark-skinned humans still stoop and pitch the daily lettuce bags.
Scott Campbell's Saved Tattoo parlor in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is the opposite of the cramped, dimly lighted aesthetic of most ink emporiums.
It was a scene that unfolds along low-rent commercial strips in towns big and small, but this was no storefront tattoo parlor, with neon signs in the windows and folding chairs in cramped quarters.
The parlors that opened to great fanfare in the early 1970s had quickly became a synonym for cramped, squalid storefronts with rude employees and zombielike patrons squandering Social Security checks.
How cramped is too cramped?
