Sentence examples for get cluttered from inspiring English sources

Here and there the premises get cluttered.

"I care a lot, but I'm not emotionally tied to that animal, so I don't get cluttered in thought".

If you have a lot of apps and receive a lot of messages, this section can get cluttered and messy.

Still, as an experienced Jew-counter, he can undertake to insure that the Nationals don't get cluttered up with too many Hank Greenbergs or Sandy Koufaxes.

At the ground — or aisle — level, some photographers say that their frames get cluttered with waves of smartphones, point-and-shoot digital cameras and iPads.

"People have a tendency to want to clutter their rooms right away, but I'd rather have rooms that allow me to get cluttered over time," she said.

Time stretches on, the table gets cluttered.

Later Craig's plot gets cluttered, and the political arguments verge on mini-lectures.

But then it gets cluttered up with all this nonsense about Christianity.

But, he said, Mr. Seinfeld did not want to turn the first season "into something that gets cluttered".

In the case of Spirit, they think that one of the craft's memory chips has got cluttered up with files created on the journey to Mars.