crammed in

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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?

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

Clean clams crammed in clean cans.

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

A boy with a coin he crammed in his jeans