Sentence examples for cramped things from inspiring English sources

And Uber's cars are Lincoln Towncars or similarly large and nice cars, not the nasty cramped things that you end up in with taxis.

He evokes Cracow's cramped apartments, where broken things are retained, just in case (counter to the decreed utopian future) time were to run the other way suddenly and tick-tock broken things back into repair.

But things like cramped quarters and take-forever laundry are minor pains compared to the heartache you feel when, set to return to the States after what you thought merely an extended visit to a foreign country, you must bid farewell to people with whom you have forged lasting friendships and to places that refuse to leave your consciousness.

The musician and songwriter can teach all cramped city dwellers a thing or two.

I mean seriously: this thing solves cramped muscles.

It's not easy to see in the relatively staid early going, when a Cyberman puffing on a cigarette is about the most exciting thing on the cramped "Doctor Who" set.

Among other things, she said, its cramped public spaces are incompatible with "the pedestrian and cafe lifestyle Southern Californians enjoy".

Unlike pricey, cramped airplanes, buses have rolled out things that appeal to millennial travelers.

It often gets cramped and noisy at night, but things are less hectic at lunch.

Things will be pretty cramped, but he's your brother, so you do it.

"I don't want him to get dehydrated and have that thing cramp up," Collins said.