Sentence examples for rammed with the from inspiring English sources

It may be impressive, but it's sucked the life out of local town centres and is rammed with the rest of south-east London and their cars.

Even the parties – which are basically the only reason to go – are horrible: the free bars runs out too soon, and they're always rammed with the kind of people who you could be forgiven for assuming have never been inside licenced premises before.

His ingenious elegy on the death of Hartgar's ram culminates in a bold comparison of the "martyred" ram with the Lamb of God.

There's the greenroom, the area rammed with sofas in the centre of the arena, where competitors nervously wait once they've finished their set, until the cameras once again turn their way as the results roll in.

The venue is rammed with people suffering the heat in black jeans and leather, but if the band have noticed, they're not showing it.

Dave Eales, The Smoking Dog's landlord, said: "At 10.18pm the pub was rammed with Tottenham fans watching the Champions League on the television.

The pub's landlord, Dave Eales, from Retford, said: "At 10.18 the pub was rammed with Tottenham fans watching the Champions League on the television.

Inexperienced staff lost control of one wing of the prison for several hours, and enormous damage was caused to that section of the building, cell doors broken after being rammed with parts of the smashed pool table.

Its proprietor, Jimmy Lai, a fervent supporter of the Pan-democracy camp, had the gate of his home rammed with a stolen car; the attacker left weapons at the scene and fled.

Its interior is usually rammed with visitors snapping the amazing surroundings, so it now charges €3 to get in (redeemable against a purchase).

PLUS my head was and is already 95% rammed with thinks all the time.