Sentence examples for so cramped that from inspiring English sources

The shelter was so cramped that they often slept outside during the summer.

For instance, the office in Sayville on the mainland is so cramped that editors and reporters work from home.

The aircraft were fifteen-seaters, so cramped that the cabin crew had to be shorter than five feet two.

His office — if it could be called that — is a cinderblock room so cramped that an electrical transformer is used as the base of a table.

But the adjacent tiny room for the toilet was so cramped that it was difficult even to be alone with one's thoughts.

The bus is so cramped that the 6-foot-10 freshman Jim Janson lays on the floor and props his head against the bathroom.

The defiantly odd driving position helps too, and it's best to remember that first gear is on a dog-leg... It's also so cramped inside that I have no idea how Walter Röhrl – a man of giraffe-like proportions – even fit into it.

In 1990, they began graduate work at Duke--in space that was so cramped, they recall, that there was a forced division of labor between a "day shift" and a "night shift" of researchers.

In a not-so-far-away constellation, astronomers have witnessed a pair of stars so cramped together that the regular explosions of one actually take place inside the other.

Tommy Armstrong Jr.'s legs were so cramped up that when Nebraska's defense was on the field he would drink pickle juice, Gatorade, water and anything else he could find on the sideline.

The music gets filed, haphazardly, as hip-hop, though that doesn't adequately cover a style so cramped and detailed that it feels encrypted.