'sit packed' is not a valid phrase in written English.
To use the words in an appropriate phrase, you could say 'The stadium was packed with people sitting together.'.
"They don't like the Arabs one bit," Shoqna Ghanaam, who sat packed with several elderly people in the bed of a pickup truck, said of the Israelis.
There was an epic apartment hunt, and half my savings depleted by real estate fees, before the rental truck finally sat packed full in my parents' driveway.
We sit, packing, at tables of three, four or five so it's quite social; all of us who do it find it relaxing.
Sit the packed case inside of the main body of your empty suitcase, then pack the rest of your clothes around the case.
Just think of what it'll be like to sit in packed cinema during the 3D rerelease.
Three thousand people sit, tightly packed, in a dimly lit hall.
And lines like "I'm the re-run that you'll always force yourself to sit through," pack a punch, with any misery tempered by the song's catchy, danceable guitar riffs.
Cem Özdemir, an MP (of ethnic-Turkish descent) who speaks on home affairs for the Greens, says that Germans have long had the false idea that "in the third world everyone sits on packed suitcases", dreaming of living in a German "paradise".
"They were to be sold under the rubric Salander Decorative Arts, but they sat in packing crates in storage until now".
Stacks of handwritten visa applications sit in a packed immigration office, waiting for embassies to sign off on their citizens.
