Sentence examples for would be jammed from inspiring English sources

"In London at this hour this place would be jammed.

Either would be jammed right into the middle.

(My map would be jammed, marking every place I've lost bobby pins).

Whenever FortressCraft got press coverage, the comments sections would be jammed with livid Minecraftians tossing insults; and Sawkins would be there chucking them right back.

If beauty were so self-evident, the South Asian galleries in every museum would be jammed with eager visitors all the time.

They planned the timing of the heist (9pm) at the end of the rush hour, knowing that when they fled down the highway the lanes in the opposite direction – from where the police would come – would be jammed.

If the Big Branch disaster were a terrorist deed, Republicans would be jamming the hopper with legislative antidotes.

"Then I'd be jamming my pockets with hundreds and giving everybody free margaritas".

Instruments involved range from electric piano to Minimoog, guitar, cello, sax, flute, drums, sleigh bells, upright bass, even the sounds of a lyrebird taking in various international styles in a virtual jamming session where the musicians didn't even know they'd be jamming together.  .

A tip for the cruise on the Li: our American guide knew that the boats going to Yangshuo would be jam-packed and that the lunch onboard would be mediocre at best.

His grandson, Zion Hu, recalls the church's early days, when "our house would be jam-packed, and people would sit on the stairs or take off their shoes and sit on our beds".Later, the authorities loosened their grip and even allowed him to receive foreign visitors, among them Billy Graham and representatives of two American presidents, Ronald Reagan and his successor, George Bush.