Sentence examples for cramped premises from inspiring English sources

Out of the cramped premises, some of the best known songs also emerged.

Step inside its cramped premises and you find yet another washing line, strung across the stage.

Nothing has changed, according to the women working in cramped premises for one of the town's last three artisan jewellers.

My memory of old-style bookselling is of dingy, cramped premises, redolent of boiled cabbage, unable to supply the book you actually wanted in less than a month.

On the corner is the Pasticceria Boccioni, a bakery that has been churning out Jewish pastries from its cramped premises for 90 years.

Its senior staff recently moved from the company's cramped premises in Mumbai's Air India building to airy headquarters of their own in "TCS House", a handsome 1922 building, overlooking the cricket and rugby played on the city's Azad Maidan sports field.

Along the way were numerous make do and mend patch ups, threats of industrial action, a redesign of the paper, and the takeover of the Observer, which had to be squeezed into the paper's cramped London premises in Farringdon Road.

The extra administrative work involved in managing small practices is often to blame, he says, but cramped and threadbare premises in some clinics don't help.Life at a large clinic can also be more varied.

At around the same time, the firm moved from its cramped but cosy premises in the Village to a set of plush, custom-built offices with an entrance in the shape of a capital G and a plush office on the top floor for the editor-in-chief.

Premises were cramped, working capital scarce, infrastructure fragile and the bureaucracy tiresome.

Almost 70% said their premises were too cramped and almost 60% of GPs had to share consulting rooms or use hotdesking due to lack of space.