Sentence examples for slightly cramped from inspiring English sources

CONS: The double-hung windows are not original to the apartment; the baths are slightly cramped.

"The Manufacture of Tangled Ivory," after a slightly cramped extended keyboard solo, gratifyingly opened into a rousing rocklike number.

Although slightly cramped in the museum's ground-floor space, the show does for the chair what Times Square does for the animated sign.

When he walks in to this one in London, though he is slightly cramped by arthritis, every eye flicks across to register that walk.

After 19 Rc1, Short proved once again that he could take the opponent by surprise and break out of his slightly cramped formation with a burst of demonic energy.

This romantic – if slightly cramped – bistro in Lexington Street is hard to get into as it effectively acts as a dining room for the great and not so good of Soho's literary establishment, who often frequent the Academy Club upstairs.

Only loses points for a slightly cramped-up, definitely-added-this-one-on-the-tube-on-the-way-there addition of the #SAYNOTOFACISM hashtag.

Of course, tininess has its drawbacks, too, like a slightly shrunken screen, a cramped alphabet keyboard and a less-than-optimal battery.

I was not charmed by the rye crackers and packaged bread sticks that stood in for bread, or by the cramped and slightly rickety tables.

This place, where all of the company's feature films were made, would not suit Pixar, but the cramped and slightly dated foyer, the dowdy boardroom… it feels extremely "Aardman" not to mind too much about these things.

Ms. Redding then opened her own place, Mary's Fish Camp, a few blocks away, offering virtually the same menu of New England-inspired seafood specialties, in a slightly larger but equally cramped dining room.