Sentence examples for more crammed from inspiring English sources

But it is getting more crammed.

Bailey said "the lives of the smaller and short-lived creatures are even more intense, more crammed with plot, than our longer human lives.

Many thousands more crammed the city's streets and bars to proclaim those formerly scarce words that are now often repeated: The Boston Red Sox won the World Series.

With more than 120,000 ancient objects on display, and even more crammed in the basement, the century-old building is stretched far beyond capacity.

The cinema release calendar is more crammed than it has ever been, yet good films still slip through the cracks on an alarmingly regular basis.

In an activist video, a distraught man pointed to what appeared to be 6 bodies wrapped in blankets in one room of a building, and at least 10 more crammed into another small, blood-spattered room.

Their parents are always pushing for more, more, more -- cramming their schedules and expecting them to exceed in everything.

The reduction of the bezel was less of an aesthetic decision and more about cramming more information into the Watch's relatively limited real estate.

More people crammed ever closer together are more likely to pass along the disease.Why official data so seriously underestimate the dengue burden is no mystery.

There are now more cram school instructors in South Korea than regular schoolteachers, and the exams are so difficult that even college professors admit they could not pass them.

Still more cram the back, and the last arrivals huddle outside the door, hearing snatches of the Gospel and glimpsing a distant altar, where a wooden crucifix is topped with a neon bulb as a halo.