Sentence examples for had cluttered from inspiring English sources

Once those were in place, we hauled out two dressers and a coat rack that had cluttered the room.

Amazon has also deleted many of the graphics, links and promotional text that had cluttered the page.

Another mistake was canceling the lifetime exemptions of aging Masters champions who, Hootie thought, had cluttered up the tournament by shooting scores in the 80's in recent years.

Using "what little aesthetic sense I had" as well as a software program to create a 3-D effect, Mr. Friedland said he made the puzzle pieces more subtle — with indentations rather than dark lines — and used single characters rather than words, which he thought had cluttered up the design.

"Tiles" replace the icons that have cluttered screens since Windows 95 appeared 17 years ago.

Countless others have cluttered the skyline and streetscape with cheap imitations of Corbusian models.

He has cluttered his suite with a treadmill, an exercise bicycle and three television sets.

That, in turn, helps explain why Internet companies have cluttered the airwaves with alliance announcements in the last two years.

Mr. Berlusconi's legal woes have been widely covered in the news and have cluttered Italy's political life in recent months, as several trials overlapped.

Since the advent of the digital address book, the pitfalls of the traditional business card have cluttered the path from handshake to hard drive.

ADVERTISEMENTS touting cash giveaways and other sweepstakes have cluttered the Internet for years, mostly appearing on search services and other high-traffic informational Web sites.