All said, Garmin's crammed a lot into a fairly skinny fitness wearable that looks more like a Fitbit than one of its own big ole Forerunner watches.
My own household, while not populated by quite as colorful eccentrics as crammed the Vanderhof home, still sported a fairly combustible farrago of aunts, uncles, parents, grandparents, cousins, all hunkered down in the same flat, pooling ingenuity against the Depression.
There is one fairly straightforward way of cramming more of anything into a fixed space.
A night flight to London crammed into seat 29A but asleep thanks to modern pharmaceuticals and fairly fresh and bright on arrival at Heathrow.
In most of the neighborhoods we visited in Nepal, the storefronts looked fairly similar to each other, more like auto garages with the door rolled up and shelves crammed with wares on display.
It took nothing more than a few small plaques with the name of a ship, the number of slaves that were crammed into its hold followed by the number of slaves that survived ― generally a fairly large gap.
Apple iOS 10.3.2 is a deceptively big release as it is crammed full of important security fixes, something which is reflected in its file size which is fairly large for an update without new features.
He set up the band Phoenix, already fairly famous at that point, as buskers in a sea of tourists outside the Eiffel Tower; the National sat crammed elbow to elbow around a picnic table in the South of France; Yo La Tengo played a Troggs cover amid squealing schoolchildren in Montmartre.
In a country crammed with breathtaking fjords, sky scraping mountains and sensuous seascapes, giving one road the nickname the "Golden Route" is fairly significant.
Once-quiet routes are crammed.
Its coolers are still crammed.
