6 sentences with “crammed”

Living conditions, however, were abysmal in the society. Whole families were crammed into one-room cellars, hovels and cheap flats.

I wouldn't let any new toys in the house until I knew where to keep them," said a mother of a four-year-old who has two rooms crammed with toys.

Even in the city of Rome, most citizens lived in squalor, crammed into apartment buildings many stories high, made of flammable wood, overlooking open sewers.

Before long, seven teenagers were crammed into the back seat of Copertino's Honda, a seat made for three passengers. Needless to say, none of them could fasten their seat belts.

The four-story building was crammed with salvaged merchandise, and Dylan's former stepfather, Al Semone, was charged with going through it, setting aside what could be sold, and throwing out the rest.

His father, Frank, a doctor specialising in tropical diseases, and his mother, Isobel, the daughter of a Glasgow doctor, had a large, irregularly built house in St Albans, Hertfordshire, crammed with books.