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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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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 .

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

It's crammed into cheese slices and canned vegetables and sprinkled into cinnamon-raisin bagels and sandwich bread.

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

Several hundred students crammed into the lecture hall.

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

Dozens of passengers crammed into the carriage.

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

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

Three operating tables are crammed into the one operating theatre.

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

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

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

According to one eyewitness, hundreds are crammed into each 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.

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.

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

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.