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• In later years, two and even three resident doctors were crammed into rooms originally intended for just one person.

• Too many people are crammed into each vehicle resulting in over-extended suspension and braking systems and speeding.

• The early modern mind was a crowded place, crammed with separate but not always wholly distinct faculties that together orchestrated the life of mind and heart.

• A contemporary estimate places the number of bars catering to foreign sailors at about thirty-six, most of them crammed along the creek that ran through the narrow foreign settlement.

• There had been a deliberate contrast with the often chaotic nature of the city churchyard, where bodies were crammed rather than interred, and which lacked respect for familial affection.

• Cramming them all into the same package would result in poor legislation and breach the principle of subsidiarity.

• I was brought up in the post-war cramming phase.

• I feel sure that with suitable cramming he would qualify.

• We do not want more and more town cramming—there must be a balance throughout the country.

• Nevertheless, we still have trouble cramming in all the business that comes before us.

• Cramming yet another on to an overstretched head without proper preparation courts disaster.

• You see people crammed in cars going to the seaside in order that the children can have the chance of a day on the sands.

• There is real enthusiasm on the part of new magistrates in seeking instruction, but they do not want to be crammed with it.

• The recovery and pre-med rooms are overcrowded, and the cramming of beds makes care difficult.

• Maybe some of the students, having been crammed at school, are trying to keep up at university.