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151. I went to her room, grabbed her clothes and crammed them in her suitcases.

152. Every inch of space in the tiny shop was crammed with goods, piled, stacked and shelved in chaotic order.

153. To the uninitiated that roughly translates as a drinking establishment with thumping rock music and brash videos crammed with hordes of fun-seekers.

154. This, like the motoring section, is now absolutely crammed with reminders and relics of yesteryear.

155. I poked through a bazaar crammed with good.

156. The dressing table was crammed with pots and photographs.

157. His traveling bag is crammed full of old clothes.

158. Three operating are crammed into the one operating theatre.

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

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

161. This report was semi - illiterate but crammed with facts.

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

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

164. Distant from a social realism rooted in the Chinese academic training, Zhou Wenzhong dedicates himself to scenes crammed with surrealistic nature compatible with his new daily life.

165. The cooperator was crammed with tv dinners and ginger ale.

166. Whether American self - assertiveness fits into today's crammed and touchy world can be debated.

167. The crammed shipping space complies our request for extension of credit validity.

168. A small reddish bat, Myotis goudoti, was scattered across the cave walls, while in the farthest corner, hundreds and hundreds of Otomops madagascarensis were crammed together.

169. Factory - farmed animals are crammed together in unsanitary conditions, where they suffer and are often sick.

170. A shoebox crammed with confirmation slips does not qualify as a record - keeping system.

171. And so, in the midst of my Hebrew-school winter vacation,[http://sentencedict.com/crammed.html] two Russian families crammed into a large used sedan and took I-95 down to the Sunshine State.

172. Tens of thousands of people crammed onto Gambia's tiny island capital Banjul on Saturday as Jammeh threw a massive beach party to celebrate his re-election for a third term.

173. Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman effortlessly don the mantles of Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable here; the screen is crammed with ravishing images.

174. They crammed into shelters with little food until the 15th, after another explosion sent them fleeing farther west to the city of Nihonmatsu.

175. In a crawlspace by the water heater, they found a cabinet crammed with old files.

176. Meanwhile swank restaurants crammed downtown Reykjavik, the capital and new financial center.

177. Ralph crammed for the test and got a good grade, but his knowledge of the lesson is only skin-deep.

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

179. Well, back in the 1930s, a baker named James A. Dewar invented a sort of strawberry shortcake snack for Hostess; yellow sponge cake with strawberries crammed inside.

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