Sentence examples for which is cramped from inspiring English sources
On the small construction site on Hillside Avenue, which is cramped with earth movers and other equipment, the first building going up is the 2,800-square-foot meeting house, which will have a great room, a bathroom and a kitchen.
PAD typical manifests itself as claudication, which is cramping leg pain with ambulation to a set distance.
The ground floor of the building serves as a warehouse, which was cramped with rows of brown shipping boxes piled on top of each other.
The driver's leg space is cramped, which is something this vehicle inherited from its CTS sibling.
"Inside the 10 foot-by-12 foot room in which they were cramped, bales of cotton were stacked.
The third row, which would be cramped for two adults, folds flat in two equal sections for a total of more than 44 square feet of cargo space.
The kitchen, which is a cramped, shambolic affair, judging from a quick glimpse, is also adept with the tandoor oven.
It was no small deal to survive a match on Court 14, which is so cramped it makes Fenway Park seem cavernous.
So could the stability-and-growth pact, by curbing governments' room for manoeuvre, which is already cramped by their decision to give up monetary policy to the ECB.
That number implies some relationship to Windows Mobile 6.5, Microsoft's latest phone software attempt, which is corporate, cramped and complicated.
