Sentence examples for have been cluttered from inspiring English sources

With so many participating artists, this show could very easily have been cluttered.

Recent months have been cluttered with activity: she played a midnight set at Glastonbury in June.

Within the last couple of weeks, advertising and marketing media have been cluttered with promotions featuring the movie's title character, an anthropomorphic alien.

Normally, it would have been cluttered with bottles and containers we'd forgotten to put away, but today there was nothing on it.

This is the way things have been — cluttered but enticingly homey — since Mr. Salem, 46, and his sister Nalie Salem, 60, took over an aging storefront on Seventh Avenue just shy of three decades ago.

Newspapers have been cluttering their Web pages with ever more of these things in an effort to get people to keep clicking rather than reading.

An unbylined Sept. 17 WND article reported Sinclair's allegation -- but only after first allowing Taitz to claim without challenge that "doubters should be questioning Obama, not her" and dismissing attacks on Taitz as merely "various accusations" that "have been cluttering the blogosphere in recent weeks".

An unbylined Sept. 17 WND article tackles the allegation -- but only in the most perfunctory way WND could apparently think of, and only after first allowing Taitz to claim without challenge that "doubters should be questioning Obama, not her" and dismissing all criticism of Taitz as merely "various accusations" and "vicious rumors" that "have been cluttering the blogosphere in recent weeks".

This spring it has been cluttered with chunks of aluminum tables on which he has painted boldly colored graphic symbols, just as he does on Formula 1 cars.

It was how they scored their first try, eight minutes into a game that, until then, had been cluttered with unforced errors.

With the game still in the balance, Iwobi cantered into the box after Sánchez had been cluttered on the edge and carefully picked his spot.