Sentence examples for jammed deep into from inspiring English sources

He wore a puffy jacket and warm-up pants against the cold, his ski-pole-holding hands jammed deep into his pockets and his poles trailing behind.

After a huge buildup about the commercial prospects of this year's Sundance — where they said the writers' strike and ambient private money could fuel a frenzy of acquisitions — buyers have their hands jammed deep into their coats, responding to both the cold snap and the fear that they will spend too much on movies that deliver too little.

The roof, completed in May, is made up of 930 concrete slabs, each 20 feet long and weighing 8 tons; it was at first intended to be suspended from steel brackets secured by giant steel anchors jammed deep into the tunnel's concrete shell.

The government closed the roads around the square, causing traffic jams deep into downtown, and sent dozens of security men to protect the Parliament building.

It's actually more likely that Roberts' deciding vote is a death warrant for civil, constructive politics in our lifetime, and a guarantee that American politics will jam itself so deep into the sausage grinder of mutual hate and masturbatory anger that our only hope of ending the misery will be the collapse of the whole system.

At this point in my life, I can easily say that categories like nursery rhymes have gotten jammed into a deep, dark crevice of my brain in order to remember more important information, like whether I remembered to pick up my kids at school.

Jam the ball deep into your two fingers for a tight grip.

You want to jam the ball as deep into your grip as you can comfortably.

As Congress jams its head deeper into the sand each day, ignoring the real issues and making the rich even richer, I have ceased to expect any help from that direction.

Others jammed into the restrooms.

A spear-point had jammed into his heart.