Sentence examples for most cramped from inspiring English sources

Singapore is the most cramped of the countries in the chart, with 6,587 people per square kilometre.

He was thoughtful — someone who would always insist on taking the most cramped spot in the moving van.

Although a cool basement is the ideal place for home brewing, experts suggest it can be done in the most cramped of Manhattan apartments.

NEW YORKERS tolerate the most cramped and overcrowded living conditions in the United States, so they naturally gravitate to places of entertainment that are even more cramped and overcrowded.

Indoors, meanwhile, the tournament director, Guy Forget, played as deft a hand in front of the microphone as he once did with a racket when addressing the sluggardly progress on putting a roof over the main court, as well as extending the space of the game's most cramped slam tournament.

Toshiba's 22-inch 22LV505 liquid crystal display (LCD) television ($550) is the perfect solution for even the most cramped confines.

For most students, cramped living space and kitchens with mountains of unwashed dishes are the norm.

It is not without flaws, most notably cramped space compounded by intrusive display tables that cornily resemble looms.

Two novelists try to make the most of their cramped apartment.

Cardi's voluminous skirt took up most of the cramped hotel elevator.

Those middle seats are the farthest from the window, which to others can feel the most claustrophobic on cramped flights.