Sentence examples for getting cramped from inspiring English sources

Buses full of fruit were pouring in from the fields, and the packinghouse, stacked with pallets of watermelon bins, was getting cramped.

"Practically the only way to know whether the baby was still alive was to use his free hand to pinch the baby's foot and feel whether he withdrew it," she says; the doctor's "other hand was getting cramped from rapidly squeezing the oxygen bag.

This way you will be able to choose a comfortable seat rather than being the last passenger to board and getting cramped in the back.

"It can get cramped quickly".

The restaurant can get cramped and quite noisy when busy.

"The exit then got cramped as people were trying to leave as quickly as possible.

The lack of an SD card slot is also disappointing, and means even the 32GB version can get cramped with games, photos, videos and music.

At 2-1 up in the third set he tried to run around his backhand but got cramped by the depth and accuracy of a Murray backhand.

But be warned: because the main music room can get cramped, you may wish to ease off on drinking during the show itself.

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

In two other races, he got cramped between horses and also failed to finish in the money.