Sentence examples for cramped town from inspiring English sources

The city was founded in 1909 as overflow from the cramped town of Jaffa, a trading hub and Mediterranean port dating back to Old Testament times.

He and his family were evicted last summer, and now their lives spill from boxes in a cramped town house in suburban Virginia.

But the seaside communities in the north built by and for the Argentines — the somewhat cramped town of Ingleses is typical — are now a little the worse for wear.

"It didn't seem like a big deal at the time," said John McNair, the town supervisor, seated under the dim flicker of fluorescent lights in his cramped town hall office.

But try cruising into town with a blocklong oil tanker or an aircraft carrier (Fleet Week starts on May 23) and you'll know how cramped this town really is.

Montañita is Ecuador's version of Goa with stoned rastas and tanned surfers transforming this cramped beach town into a hippy haven.

CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy — This cramped hilltop town outside Rome is in its final preparations for the arrival on Thursday afternoon of an honored guest: Pope Benedict XVI, who will commence his new life as pope emeritus, one of the titles by which he will be known.

A cramped hilltop town outside Rome is in its final preparations for the arrival on Thursday afternoon of an honored guest: Pope Benedict XVI, who will commence his new life as pope emeritus, one of the titles by which he will be known.

Boasting wide boulevards, squares and grand new public buildings, it was the antithesis of the cramped Old Town and it took more than 80 years to complete.

WOOLWICH TOWNSHIP - JOE CHILA grew up in Gibbstown, a cramped working-class industrial town on the Delaware River in Gloucester County.

Home was a small and humble Colombian town, a cramped house with him and those 14 cousins inside.