Sentences with word «cram»

Oh you know it Hehe the more dessert forms and mix - ins crammed into one bite the better Have a great weekend Kaila!

After all, establishing characters and their various motivations is crucial in trying to get a player feeling invested in the world, and it is all but impossible to do so if the focus lies in cramming in as many characters as possible.

This is me creating a post for easier re-blogging because the last one was kind of crammed with too much personal information.

Despite these complaints, the developers really tried their best in cramming as much as possible into this game.

Buildings with cages crammed full of cats which are bred until disease or overuse requires them to be put down may not be as common as high volume puppy producing facilities.

I used to let other people pressure me into cramming more and more activities into a trip when I really just needed to take a nap.

According to the ego depletion theory of willpower, exerting self - control on one activity uses up your resources, making it more difficult to muster the will for another difficult task.5 For example, if you're buckling down for hours cramming for an exam, then venture into the kitchen for a late night snack, it will be especially difficult to resist choosing the chocolate cake over the apple because you've depleted your willpower.

While I've soaked up a lot of information about what works and what doesn't (I could talk your ear off about TFSAs, ETFs, RRSPs, and have a plethora of facts, stats, dos and don'ts crammed into my head), I haven't conquered the hurdle of actually putting into action the things I've learned.

Good direction and leadership can ensure that the team has the information and resources it needs to deliver instead of just cramming too much or too little into the parameters.

Better to not cram everything into a carry - on.

Sometimes I've wondered whether it's actually me that's the problem because what are the odds of a person cramming so many of them into one career.

Xlibris, Authorhouse, iUniverse create poor quality books with text crammed together, poorly designed covers, and next to no support for twice the price.

However, the version differs in that instead of cramming all the information for an element into one little square, you can select a chemical attribute and have the entire chart color coded to plainly show how the different elements vary with regard to the selected trait.

This beautiful Victorian house has been fully refurbished and guests can be comforted by the new décor, carpets, curtains and unique beds but at Palmer's Lodge Swiss Cottage we do not believe in providing cheap accommodation in London by cramming in as many bunks as possible.

Don't worry; you can do that without cramming information on your resume.

There's no telling what they try to cram down people's throats today.

In fact, taking too much in the bag could add extra stress when you're frantically searching through everything crammed inside.

I know it is so close to San Francisco, but it would be so worth it to not have to deal with as many people crammed into a building in an already over-crowded S.F. Promise you'll think about it....?

it was ok but i would rather have left my car at the hotel we had to leave early and did not get a hot breakfast.On our return we did not like cramming on the bus to get to the car park

Readings are assigned as preparatory work so a student will show up to class somewhat familiar with a topic and able to engage in discourse on the topic by forming an informed opinion; unfortunately this is not occurring; readings, if they get done at all, are being done in cram sessions after the fact or in annotated notes endeavours at the end of term and this is not the purpose of assigned readings.

my head was just crammed with ideas racing at full speed.

It's not about cramming more into your day, it's about putting leverage and systems in place.

The last third of the film, as it stuffs more and more in, feels less like a movie and more like cramming for a history exam at 2 a.m.»

After hours, their schedules are packed with music and English lessons and sessions at cram schools, which prepare them for notoriously competitive university entrance exams.

One SAT Saturday in mid-September, between frantically cramming vocabulary and mathematical formulas, my friends and I started the typical pre-SAT complaining: how we sho...

The color alone is enough to draw you in but the flavor we get from cramming so many blackberries into the recipe is unbelievable.

However, at some point the freezer gets crammed full of milk and there is no room for essentials like frozen pizza and ice cream.

We've had up to 20 people crammed around our dining room table!

Being the Audi A6 sedan range's top tier model, the Audi S6 is also crammed with technology, and should be a very safe vehicle too.

Let CreditDonkey take you away for a few moments from your study hour and all - night crammings by narrowing down the few online brokerages that would be a good fit for you and your interest in delving into the world of self - directed investing.

Take Mercedes - Benz's already uber - luxurious S550 flagship and then cram in more... well... everything and you'll be left standing curbside with the new Mercedes - Maybach S600.

Otherwise, it is still available in a single trim which crams all the optional equipment from the spec sheet: LED Headlamps and DRLs with adaptive beams, panoramic sunroof, a Drive mode selector with 5 different response modes, gear paddles on the multifunctional steering, 3 - color ambient lighting, Keyless entry and start, and Attention Assist.

Smartphone prices increase depending on the materials used and features crammed under the hood.

And with that we were ushered into a room crammed from floor to ceiling with rows of yellow slickers where we were fitted with gear that would be ours for the duration of our stay.

Some manufacturers, like Samsung, have reacted by cramming even more features into their devices.

That said, few smartphone makers are as good as ZTE at cramming as many features as possible into a phone while still keeping the cost down.

They focused their efforts on producing flocking after taking inspiration from research on locusts, which align in flocks only when crammed together above a certain density.

With these features, you can easily unlock your phone, make phone calls, and even locate your phone if it gets crammed between the couch cushions.

An extra-large supercharger from Whipple is responsible for cramming enough air into the 6.2 L V - 8 to churn out 700 ferocious horsepower, while a massive heat exchanger is tucked behind the grille to keep that air charge cool.

The standard CTR has become something of a forgotten hatch in recent times, a result of mixed reviews and the fact that it hasn't moved forward in a sector now crammed full of sharper alternatives.

Alison Gambles, Welfare & Homing Officer for the branch, said: «The 15 kittens were all found crammed inside the suitcase, in which someone had made some small air holes.

2017 is already crammed full of fantastic horror films on the horizon, including the return of beloved horror icons like Chucky, Leatherface, and possibly even Jason Voorhees.

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They have 30 students crammed into rooms that are barely big enough for 20 (I literally can't walk between the rows of desks if students are seated at them).

Ron Cram says: September 23, 2010 at 5:35 am glacierman, SMR is not trashing Mann's data.