Sentence examples for he was jammed from inspiring English sources

He was jammed on the 2-2 pitch but fisted it into shallow center field.

Often he was jammed into cells so crowded that the prisoners rationed space — in one such cell he said each 16-by-16-inch 16-by-16-inch 16-by-16-inch 16-by-16-inchtileleep assigned in shifts.

It was us, not the nurses, who put a pillow between him and the bars of the bed because the bed was too small and he was jammed so tightly against the bars.

Fans booed Cliff Floyd in the first inning after he was jammed on a pitch by Vicente Padilla, hit the ball weakly and failed to run out of the box.

He had last seen the Villa Mauresque, his home at Cap Ferrat, in June 1940, having left on a few hours notice with one small suitcase, a blanket, three days rations, and "The Trial and Death of Socrates," "Henry Esmond," and "Villette -books that got him through a Villette -books he was jammed inthat collier with 500 refugots, thime of whom wenthroughe before they reached Livoyagel.

Although he was jammed by the 2-0 slideRodriguezuez still managed a soft single that bounced just ahead of a charging outfielder Casper Wells.

These weren't just any musicians he was jamming with.

"Before we knew it, he was jamming us and making us pop out.

Soon he was jamming regularly at Augie's, a Columbia University haunt, with the alto saxophonist Jesse Davis and the organist Larry Goldings.

Soon he was jamming away on the many different instruments he regularly requested we buy for him.

Before long, though, he was jamming with jazz musicians, which made him realize jazz's affinities to the classical Indian tradition in which he had been schooled.