Sentence examples for get stuffed with from inspiring English sources

Get stuffed with junk TV.

I highly doubt it will ever get stuffed with foie gras or sprinkled with truffles.

But maybe that's because you'd rather nosh on the all-you-can-eat sours or get stuffed with a side of knishes, blintzes or potato pancakes than quibble over what at Harold's qualifies as big, supersize or the world's largest.

Bean burritos get stuffed with a few extra vegetables, too.

Kids drop crabbing lines over the harbour wall, sun-burnt faces get stuffed with ice creams.

The openrates vary by company and campaign, but they're often in the range of 70to90percentent, whereas email open rates have been falling for years as inboxes get stuffed with more and more spam.

The computer's RAM gets stuffed with temporary files, and few programs fully remove themselves from memory when closed.

It created Britain's largest cadre of civil servants, a term it invented.State-backed enterprises risk getting stuffed with powerful politicians' half-witted nephews.

And Nature, that sprung-lidded, still commodious steamer-trunk of tempora and mores gets stuffed with it all:        the mildewed orange-flowers, the female pills, the terrible breasts of Boadicea beneath flat foxes' heads and orchids.

"This legislation often gets stuffed with a lot of extraneous things that should be taken care of in the regular appropriations process or shouldn't be there at all," said Steve Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for the group.

C'monthehammers looked like getting stuffed with a circuit to go but Tom Molloy must be the new Tony McCoy - he never stopped pushing, kicking, cajoling and driving, and the horse finished stronger than anything to score at Perth.