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Wrapped in a voluminous white blanket, and partly crammed into one of the cribs, there sat an old man apparently about seventy years of age.

But this is an emergency, said the crab. A meteor crashed into my home. It created a large crater and crammed us into a small corner.

He opened the suitcase crammed with indecipherable objects and from among then he took out a little case with many flasks.

And second of all, we were all crammed into two lanes, so I always had somebody on my tail trying to get around me.

As he leans over a small desk crammed into a cabin on board a modified 757, he comes across as just another Washington big shot.

Placing the quantum dots on top of the electronics means more pixels can be crammed into a given area and less incoming light is lost.

If your toes are crammed in the front of the running shoe, you could develop blisters or black toenails.

Jack can't talk to me for his mouth is crammed with many food.

The accountants took their respective seats, but the three engineers all crammed into a rest room and closed the door behind them.

Jews were crammed into its four square kilometres from all over the city, Poland and the German Reich.

First, the paper magazine was crammed into the little iPad frame. In form of a PNG slide show.

Chinese current affairs magazine shocked its readers last month when it published a picture of the market showing dogs crammed into a cage.

Last night he was holding his own town hall meeting at Bozeman, Montana, offering a passionate defence of his crammed agenda.

Others crammed into bars or gathered at home for the match, which left the country paralysed for two and a half hours Sunday evening.

As I left my room to check out, I encountered a diligent staff member roaming the corridors with a little notepad crammed full of notes.

Ollie: Yeah, that was really good fun. It's a weird scenario to be sitting in the corner of a shop, crammed in by CDs. It's cool.

Chickens are crammed into cages by the hundreds of thousands, each with less space than a standard sheet of paper on which to live.

And it did not keep fans at home either. The route was crammed with spectators, hollering as their friends and family raced past.

its occupants, a motley herd of bandy-legged crustaceans, have been crammed into one of the townships once reserved for blacks.

A report Tuesday by state safety regulators said the mine was crammed with too many work crews at one time, preventing a rapid evacuation.

Here are more varieties of living creatures crammed into a square meter than anywhere else on the planet.

Here on the same day, at Halligan Tavern in nearby Derry, a bigger crowd has crammed the upstairs bar to see Tim Pawlenty.

If your toes are crammed in the front of the shoe, you could experience foot problems such as black toenails, blisters, or foot numbness.

The Ahmar family have around 400 men holed up in Sana'a in a gothic-style mansion, pockmarked with bullets and crammed with ammunition.

Our brains are crammed with a massive amount of memories that we have formed over a lifetime of experiences.

Her heart ached for the survivors, crammed into Displaced Persons camps, and she wanted to help.

The first two days of the mission were crammed with tests of the ship's electrical, navigational , propulsion, and control systems.

They are crammed with a great deal of information and we use this for a profitable career.

For days, subway trains were often crammed and stations were full as swarms of people lined up to take a free ride.

Visitors from Berlin and from around the world are crammed into the sprawling Messe Berlin, where the gadget expo is taking place.

But he wants the rest of us "crammed into a few huge cities like so many ants " because it's best for the planet .

Ziplock baggies full of the stuff were crammed in her freezer, and unpaid bills crowded her kitchen table.

Crammed with shops, guesthouses and businesses run by the Indian and South Asian community, it's a great place for an authentic curry.

Even with our bodies crammed into crannies and our legs dangling free in the air, we're glad to be here.

At this point in the security myth shattered, Japanese authorities are now crammed to find ways to join.

His quarters were crammed with tools and droid parts. Pieces of a probe droid were scattered over his sleep-couch.

A circus refugee, Jenny had often been tied up for 23 hours a day or crammed into small train cars traveling from one city to the next.

The only thing I didn't like was that the underground was so crammed.

For that reason, I decide to further my study in your program with the advanced & free education system, but just crammed education.

Chinese students used to be passive recipients of knowledge. That is, they were accustomed to being crammed with facts by teachers.

Barney, opening a cupboard, brought forth several articles, which he hastily crammed into the pockets.

Shannon got a kick out of the political diversity crammed into the one-room office.

What lends the dollar's decline an air of crisis is that the world's bloated currency reserves are crammed with depreciating dollar assets.

It was hard to yell it effectively when your mouth was crammed full of your own socks.

These days there are more and deeper sadness crammed in the atmosphere above the school as the children' corpses were dug out gradually.

We were all crammed in with hardly room to breathe.

Prisoners prodded, whipped and steered by stone-faced cadres into holding cells to be crammed side by side, like decaying logs.

Business was good from the outset, as local diners and curious foreign diplomats crammed in for a taste of the new China.

Bun which is crammed with shit. So, how could you say it was a real democratic republic? Concerning.

When you reach the end of your life, will it matter to you how many bills you paid to buy all that stuff crammed in your closets?

Meanwhile, a senior executive at a London-based hedge fund says the postbag is now crammed with CVs.

Rome's Piazza del Popolo - or People's Square - was crammed with tens of thousands of women and some men in an act of solidarity.

Chances are, you crammed all week for a big exam, and the second you turned in your paper, all that knowledge went right out of your head.

If a large enough mass or energy is crammed into a small enough space that warping becomes so severe that nothing not even light can escape.

Especially when the housing market is crammed with huge bubbles, international hot money must be prohibited from entering China.

People crammed into the bookstore hoping to get the author to autograph a copy of his latest work.

I knew little on entry to the country but left with a head crammed with thoughts on Chinese youth.

People were crammed into crumbling, unsafe and unhealthy buildings, enduring terrible conditions at the hands of ruthless landlords.

Many said they were "crammed" into their offices and felt like "battery hens" which, researchers said, could make them paranoid.

Here, bored tigers crammed four or more to a cage, pace restlessly back and forth.

When the mayor closed big schools to open small ones, many displaced students simply crammed into other schools nearby.

Chiufen, an old gold-mining town northeast of Taipei, is crammed with tourists on weekends.

It's a whole heritage site and is crammed with narrow, cobbled streets and steep-roofed medieval buildings.

Now such a society, no Who the Who, only who is who crammed big squeeze small, weak-strong crowd were all taken for granted.

This encyclopedia is crammed with information about everything under the sun.

They are cherished national champions, often funded and usually controlled by the state, and sometimes crammed with political appointees.

They were chained together in groups of about fifty, crammed close together, forced to lie on their sides and often in their own waste.

He was among dozens who were crammed into an overloaded minibus which crashed head-on with a truck while on its way to classes.

Are we supposed to live like sardines crammed into a can?

New means of torture, and new torturers , crammed into the depths of the first ditch.

In addition to his deathbed, the small museum is crammed with memorabilia, including letters and Keats's death mask.

They were brought to market by dealers on motorcycles, crammed into wooden crates and sent to Guangdong on trains.

In 1997 state schools seemed in a parlous state, with crumbling corridors, poorly paid teachers and young children crammed into classrooms.

He crammed as much candy into his pockets as they would hold.

It took three of us crammed into the kitchen over a pot of simmering water.

As a youngster at New York University got close to takeoff, his family's Facebook wall was crammed with notes from well-wishers.

And because everyone lives in apartment blocks, the inhabitants are more crammed in than English cities.

The hungry child crammed his mouth with food.

But AstraZeneca has also set up a research centre outside Shanghai crammed with advanced drug-discovery tools.

The main operating room in Aachen is larger than normal and crammed full of advanced imaging technologies.

We all crammed together on the train to Beijing, just like sardine.

We passed warships as well, Volantene river galleys crammed with slave soldiers.

Eventually, she found everyone in a single house, crammed around a television watching the European Cup final.

Jenny Zhou and her two friends recently crammed into a $30 room at a Motel 168 in Shanghai.

In a movie season crammed with superhero action films, Kurtzman hopes there is room for his heartfelt story.

Most free dictionary sites contain the same crammed definitions and lack of example sentences as their print cousins.

Ordinary Iranians barely feel them: the shops of Tehran are still crammed with foreign goods, from televisions to cornflakes.

Many people crammed into a homeless shelter to escape near-freezing temperature.

"Much of their activity is kind of crammed into the weekend, " Spang said.

Two days before the exam, George dived into biology and crammed his head with all kinds of exotic names.

"Much of their activity is kind of crammed into the weekend, " Spang said.

Two days before the exam, George dived into biology and crammed his head with all kinds of exotic names.

A black hole weighs as much as a massive star but it's crammed into an area smaller than a pea.

Whatever the medium, avoid graphics that are crammed with too much information.

Bose also crammed in sound-processing technology that improves both bass and treble and simulates surround sound.

The site may look cluttered to Non-Japanese eyes, but users in Nippon prefer (if not even expect) these crammed starting pages.

On one side was the Mediterranean, on the other the mountains, and everywhere were apartment blocks crammed with tax-dodgers.

The autumn sand sweeps over the northern desert Inns are crammed with many a wayfarer.

THE docks in Mobile, Alabama's only seaport, are crammed with lumber, steel coils, frozen chickens, coal and much else.

Recently, I'm always stuffy inside, just like a pile of cotton crammed.

Recently, I'm always stuffy inside, just like a pile of cotton crammed.

Sometimes our days are so crammed with things to do that 10 minutes represents the difference between sanity and insanity.

American headlines are crammed with words like "failure" , "hurting" and "Fannie Mae" .

He still lives worse than they do, in a shabby rented house crammed with compatriots.

I am not sure. But I crammed and stayed up all night, reading my textbooks and reference books.

Hundreds of cats a day are being rounded and crammed into cages so small they cannot even turn around.

Trek hallways and offices are crammed with employee bicycles, many covered in mud from a recent trail run.

At each city, my schedule was crammed with TV and radio appearances, press conferences and fan gatherings.

He and Tamitha crammed necessities into their suitcase and a garbage bag.

On a busy Friday the roads are crammed with honking Tata Sumos, the local sports-utility vehicle.

On a busy Friday the roads are crammed with honking Tata Sumos, the local sports-utility vehicle.

This means that more animals are crammed together, with fewer people to check their state of health.

Even though the event had no direct link with sport, the pressconference they organised was crammed.

The tiny shop is crammed with bestsellers, some of them thick manga comic books.

Humans in such places are crammed close to their animals, helping viruses to spread.

In Belgrade, kiosks are piled high with papers crammed with details about Mr Mladic's arrest, but they are selling no faster than normal.

We have bought too many special purchases for the Spring Festival, and crammed the big refrigerator.

Hotel is a place to bring joy and comfort to customers or friends. Therefore, I do not want to see the family crammed in one room.

Their computer's hard drive was crammed with snapshots of wild beasts-winged, clawed, and hoofed.

This format is both boring and exhausting. And students tend to forget what they've "crammed" as soon as they leave the exam room.

This format is both boring and exhausting. And students tend to forget what they've "crammed" as soon as they leave the exam room.

He crammed as many candy bars into his pockets as they would hold.

Such drinks are crammed full of sugars and acid that attack our teeth and may result in dental decay.

pavements outside TV shops crammed as people watched in awe. Aldrin turned to Armstrong.

Geekay is based in a small workshop crammed with injection moulding machines.

Several hundred students crammed into the lecture hall.

Don't worry, you crammed for it, right? Your efforts will pay off.

Headlines crammed in beside blown-out price points and cheap photography.

It took 11 hours to cook and was crammed full with 165 kilograms of beef and sackfuls of potatoes, onions and swede.

Ads can end up so crammed with ideas and features that they appear dense and uninviting.

Ports along China's coast were crammed with trucks last month attempting to deliver goods before the deadline.

I crammed my mouth with stirabout for fear I might give utterance to my anger.

In addition, an empty house looks bigger than one crammed with your junk.

Now it is a restless, dense city of strangers: drawn from every part of China and crammed more than 4000 to every square kilometre.

One afternoon in January 2008, Nathan Lee returned home from work to find his two little boys crammed into the same crib, crying.

This is an unscheduled stop in a day crammed with appointments.

It is a vicious circle: the more cluttered the format, the more advertising is crammed in it.

An "S" shaped island behind Kamfers Dam near Kimberley, South Africa, is crammed shore to shore with flamingos.

Dozens of passengers crammed into the carriage.

He crammed all his clothes into bag.

The few surviving scraps of notes are crammed with story tentatives .

But many refugees today are middle-class people crammed into cheap flats.

Crammed in bare wooden or brick barracks, prisoners worked 12-hour days in construction and factories.

The room was a wreck. Mismatched furniture. Faded paint. Ugly light fixtures. Knick-knacks crammed into crowded spaces.

Chloe could not close the clothes closet because her clothes were crammed too close .

Three operating tables are crammed into the one operating theatre.

They made another box and crammed me in it.

There is a metro line 20 yards away from the hotel but you will find it crammed most of the time.

Chole could not close the clothes closet cause her clothes were crammed too close.

You need the most information you can get crammed into the fewest people possible.

The dressing table was crammed with pots and photographs.

The hungry children crammed food down their throats.

In Tal as many as 12 people are crammed into flimsy shelters patched together from reeds and plastic sheets.

It is crammed with treasures-more than visitors can see in a single visit.

Are all your cupboards and closets crammed full?

But earlier this month, 150 people crammed into Room 1010 at City Hall to debate LA's latest gastronomic craze: gourmet food trucks.

Supporters crammed the streets.

According to one eyewitness, hundreds are crammed into each room.

The rooms are large, high-ceilinged and crammed with things, both natural and hand-made.

These sheep are crammed onto ships by the tens of thousands, crowded into filthy pens, and packed so tightly they can barely move.

They are crammed wall-to-wall all through the house in stacks taller than your oldest son.

Crammed with restaurants, markets and shops, neon-lit Devon induces a kind of ethnic vertigo.

But you'd also learn how to sleep when your body is in a seat crammed among other seats installed for maximum profit.

a special school where students are crammed.

The school is filled to capacity even though it requires a tuition of $85 a term, with more than 50 children often crammed in a room.

Some 700, 000 people crammed into the convention centre to gawk at comic books, see the latest games and watch their fantasies strut by.

His traveling bag is crammed full of old clothes.

He crammed his clothes into the trunk.

the third night the house was crammed again - and they warn t new - comers this time , but people that was at the show the other two nights.

There are no roiling masses of migrant workers crammed into shoddily built factory dormitories.

More than 300 shops, restaurants and food stores are crammed into an area of about 500 square meters.

The house is crammed with priceless furniture and works of art.

Yet America's prisons are crammed with old folk.

Andrew crammed for 12 hours a day, breaking only for meals.

He crammed the box with his papers.

The aisle was crammed with people.

Clean clams crammed in clean cans.

Email has turbo- charged this oral tradition, which is why your inbox is crammed with daft pass-arounds.

You crammed for it, and your hard work will definitely pay off!

They are prohibited from talking or using the bathroom during work hours, and sleep crammed in 14-person dorm rooms.

The box was crammed with letters.

Have you been filling up your date book with crammed social outings, birthdays, volunteering, and everything for everyone else but yourself?

How many Cubans, exactly, have crammed themselves into these fishing boats?

There are lots of books crammed with bright ideas.

Crammed close together, these two communities are still very much apart.

Take "Micro Market" for example. Under its red headline, eye-catching mini ads crammed the space, highlighted with line art illustrations.

For the first time in my life, my calendar was crammed with real dates.

My father crammed me for the entrance examination.

They crammed their heads with all kinds of knowledge.

It's dangerous for so many people to be crammed into one bus.

The room was crammed [crowded] with people.

A crowd of 73, 295 crammed into Highbury on March 9, 1935 to see the title contenders draw 0-0.

The good news is that any old bag will do, even a rubbish bag, so long as everything is crammed into it.

The shelves were crammed with books, documents, and what have you.

The room was crammed with many people standing.

In Hong Kong, the subways are crammed with people furiously emailing or talking business on their i Phones.

If you are investing in tar sands or shale oil, then you have a portfolio that is crammed with sub-prime carbon assets.

It's like we're six years old again, fighting with mom about cleaning up all the stuff we've crammed under our bed.

Beery me: A child's toy shopping trolley is crammed with bottles of booze

never studies for life, crammed it at the last minute

A boy with a coin he crammed in his jeans

Chloe could not close the clothes closet because her clothes were crammed too close. chloe

a bus crammed with passengers