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Cynthia and Gloria, all crammed into that room.
Refugees were crammed between vehicles, boxes of ammunition and supplies.
It's hard to believe 30 women were crammed in here.
The smuggler had crammed 15 refugees into the car.
From there were shipped to Sicily crates crammed with heroin.
And my stomach is crammed with alien parasites doing back flips.
Women, children the sick, the infirm,2000 civilians per ship, crammed in like sardines.
Crammed into this scrum, the birds are remarkably good natured, but they have to be.
Three thousand very happy revelers, many of them teenagers,were crammed into a space meant for 1,000.
He prefers his eggs over-easy and crammed between two pieces of garlic toast with a slice of cheese and ham.
CyPhy designed its drone for long-term flight, with motors and circuitry that don't burn out easily, and which are packaged to avoid overheating,which happens when components are crammed too closely together.
I think it was because I was crammed in a hotel room with my family and had been for the better part of a week.
She did not know what this chance would be, what wind would bring it her, towards what shore it would drive her, if it would be a sloop or a three-decker,laden with anguish or crammed to the scuppers with bliss.
At first glance it may feel a bit crammed, but once you get seated congestion will be the last thing on your mind.
Without a way to keep it all straight, all this accumulating stuff in your life-- crammed into a tiny dorm room, at that-- can cause unwanted additional stress.
Berry simply"crammed" with powerful antioxidants, which have anti-aging, and even some anti-cancer effect!
It would be better to use this way of arranging the pictures all the time,avoid crammed all pictures in one folder, it will be hard to find them after a while.
Our Reich, which is so crammed and which has so few of the necessities for life needs to be carefully and thoughtfully cultivated and managed.
The prison itself was a wretched hell-hole, crammed with 4,300 prisoners in a structure designed to hold only 1,500.
Streets metropolis crammed to overflowing walking dead, the survivors hide in a safe haven and are afraid to show his nose, and the government chose to implement quarantine and forget about everyone who was on his territory.
I'm just saying that my feet have been crammed in the world's most uncomfortable heels for an entire day, and your tequila is the only thing that seems to be helping.
It's one of the most impressive in Europe, crammed with stunning historical edifices, winding cobbled streets, and majestic monuments around every corner.
This year's magical hidden object game is crammed full of fabulous presents and hidden surprises with stunning holiday graphics and puzzles for the whole Family to enjoy.
Has Nikon overrated the rival's intentions, and because of that“crammed” its model with almost everything that could be financially supported, or has Canon underestimated the D600, and opted for a cheaper model to remain a low production price, it is difficult to say.
It's like cramming without coffee.
Cramming for the interview segment.
Unable to withstand disappointment, Cram finished his sports career.
Cramming may work in school, but not in real life.
The former ad hoc learning and cramming for exams are over with.
Honestly, how many agents do they think they can cram on this plane?