Sentences with phrase «crammed together»

When so many people are crammed together in the same building, it doesn't matter if you were in the unit with the fire or not.

It's called a «newsletter» — a funny word, certainly, crammed together from two words («news» and «letter») that we're already familiar with.

On Rue Voltaire, a quiet, grey street in central Paris, 140 of us are crammed together, seated on the floor and in a sprawling circle of chairs.

Only prob i had with the game is that i felt with the number of buttons the Vita has, all the moves felt crammed together when trying to execute them.

The sniper like weapon is great for quickly dispatching the more tank - y enemies that have more health, or quickly wiping out a group if they happen to be all crammed together.

It's basically three speedruns crammed together into a freak beast of carjacking.

The «Devolver Digital DLC Ethics Department» wasn't happy about having over 100 DLCs at $ 5 a pop, so they crammed them together in the Road to Gehenna expansion; accountants wept.

Three of Ubisoft's well regarded downloadable games are getting crammed together on one disc, the publisher has announced.

The beach areas were never too crowded however next door at the Marriott, they were crammed together like sardines!

Many are crammed together on an overgrown hillside, and many reclaimed from local jungle.

To accommodate so many dogs in a single facility, dogs are crammed together in small cages and are often found emaciated and dehydrated.

He's no expert on rawhide, but Midkiff says he knows far more than he cares to about CAFOs, where thousands of «sentient beings,» crammed together inside huge metal buildings, «never see the light of day until the truck comes to pick them up for slaughter.»

Most of the dogs lived in small makeshift cages or rabbit hutches, crammed together with feces everywhere.

Hundreds of animals at a time are crammed together in cages and driven — sometimes for days — to their deaths.

Despite being crammed together in a pen and covered with mud, their tails were wagging and they welcomed every visitor that stopped to see them.

When so many people are crammed together in the same building, it doesn't matter if you were in the unit with the fire or not.

Why pay Author solutions $ 500 + for pages that are crammed together and an amateur looking cover?

It's hard to see dialog and such when your text is all crammed together with no rhyme or reason.

It's like you took bits anbd pieces of blog posts and crammed it together in one place.

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

Those who aren't possessed with the compulsion to pour out our words couldn't possibly comprehend what it's like to have an army of characters, a galaxy of worlds, all crammed together inside one's skull.

«There were all these little shacks crammed together.

It feels big on the inside so you aren't crammed together, and there is a huge hatchback for everything you need.

Under the shadow of the West Virginia hills on the Ohio side of the river lies Steubenville, a hodge - podge of solidly built, well - maintained churches and other buildings; burnt - out brick husks with gaping holes where windows and doors once were; sagging single - family houses and tired public housing projects; warehouses; abandoned businesses; and trash - strewn empty lots — all crammed together in one compact area.

As it stands now, «Aloha» feels like several films at once, crammed together and sped up, with results that are emotionally hollow and narratively confusing.

The kids are from all over: the South, the West, outside the United States, New Jersey, all crammed together in an oversized van, nearly impossible to keep straight.

There are scenes here of blasted cityscapes full of skeletons and of wounded characters crammed together in makeshift hospitals.

With over 8 million people crammed together, the UK capital city is always teeming with horny singles and cheaters looking for hot hookups.

The middle and high school years are the most difficult times to be introverted, because when hundreds of kids are crammed together in a single building it can feel as if the only way to gain respect and friendship is through vivacity and visibility.

the animals are cage free but are crammed together in a small room with 1 door to the outside which most of them don't even make it to because they are all stuck in the room shoulder to shoulder.

Small section of Hubble's view of the dense collection of stars crammed together in the galactic bulge.

But with hundreds of microbial species crammed together in tight quarters, new research suggests that our intestinal innards might resemble a battlefield more than a conference room.

Having all those rafts crammed together forces them into a persistent structure.

Kepler 36: Most Crowded One of Kepler's more surprising results is that many stars host multiple planets crammed together in weirdly close orbits.

Convivial Italian cars will be crammed together, brusque Egyptian cars won't stop for pedestrians, and brash American cars will push the speed limit whenever possible.

It is quite remarkable and a credit to Climate Camp protestors that a crowd of that size, crammed together against a wall of Police officers in riot gear, conducted itself so calmly.

I also think about how people reacted when I told them how bad something was, that it was inedible, that it was actually the same things crammed together in increasingly ghastly and baroque combinations.

Others go for the street fashion of Harajuku or simply to experience how 13 million people live crammed together so damn peacefully.

The result is cabinets and drawers teeming with oddities all crammed together.

That's pretty much everything I love all crammed together in one amazing cookie.

As I watch them on the screen, Provine's teenagers remind me of an old Carl Sagan riff, which begins with his describing «a species of primate» that likes to gather in packs of 50 or 60 individuals, cram together in a darkened cave, and hyperventilate in unison, to the point of almost passing out.

And online dating is not the opposite of this approach to love, but its radical extension; if cities erase people's histories and cram them together in space, online dating sites erase both cities and space, gathering people instead under the virtual rubric of a brand.

They even cram together, especially if their team are kicking goals near their end.

His most ambitious movies seem to cram together several genres — or at least the suits» notions of genres.

While director Yorgos Lanthimos» previous films Dogtooth and Alps both reveled in their inscrutable rules, forcing the audience to pick up the fragments of what's offered and chase behind the film, trying to cram them together, everybody in The Lobster instead can't stop telling us exactly how this insane world works («Didn't you read the guidebook?»

With Lucy, he takes three genres — an intense drug thriller, an over-the-top action movie, and a psychedelic would - be philosophical statement — and crams them together in unexpected ways.

The story is wildly disjointed, cramming together thematic notions about parenting, family, male maturity and Jewish identity — any of which would have made for a better movie if more deeply explored.

Note that I will view the timestamp for each daily post, so this is not something you should cram together Friday afternoon.

On the road If the spec sheet reads like cramming together a bunch of parts - bin lunacy, the driving experience belies it.

I know this area is oftentimes restricted by the layout of the terminal, but why must everyone cram together in the same tiny space while frantically attempting to collect their things, stick their computers in their cases, put their shoes on and stuff their keys and loose change in their pockets once everything's been scanned?