Sentence examples for packed with something from inspiring English sources

Later that day, Mr. Seo's ovens are packed with something new: people, who huddle inside where the temperature still hovers around 200 degrees Celsius (nearly 400 Fahrenheit), so hot that synthetic clothes are banned because they can melt.

Mr. Ghesquiere whittled down his Balenciaga collection, the main event of New York fashion week, to 28 looks, each of them packed with something fresh to say about modern dressing.

Most had stomachs packed with leaves, something never reported before among the other 400 anole species.

The Micra is packed with tech, something younger U.S. buyers would love.

Because it's packed with protein, something that studies told us was very important in keeping muscle up while losing weight.

The place was packed with 20-somethings, many wearing fraternity and sorority T-shirts.

Night after night, Tantalo's rooftop bar is packed with 20-something Panamanians, drinking until the early morning.

On a breezy Saturday night last March, the bar was packed with 20-somethings with straggly beards, ponytails and vintage T-shirts.

The bar was packed with 30-somethings in dark suits who had just come from a memorial service for Christopher D. Mello, 25, a financial analyst from Rye who was aboard American Airlines Flight 11, which crashed into the north tower.

The private room was packed with twenty-something gallery workers, many of whom had been drinking for a while, but when Gordon walked in, mid-song, the energy in the room changed.

Coconuts are packed with potassium--something your hangover-riddled body definitely needs.