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It was going to be cramped with three of them.

Here a man would not be cramped; he'd have room to move about.

No one could know, or think, that she had cramped.

The space was cramped; that made it all the better.

"I was cramped up in an office for over 30 years," he said.

"The world is too big to be cramped up in a book," he said.

A larger house would be nice, but only because the kids were cramped.

But toward the end he seems to realize the way in which his model has cramped him.

My muscles cramped from not having moved in quite a while.

The men in the back are tired and cramped after 11 hours on the road.

White has a space advantage of eight to four and Black is cramped.

As president, he has been cramped by the same habit.

It was cramped for a cat, let alone anything else.

Her toes were cramped when she put them back on.

The remaining space in the room was cramped with medical equipment.

We're cramped down here, but all is functioning and under control.

He tried his bad leg and it quickly cramped up on him again.

And he might not want me around to cramp his style.

Inside that the whale would be cramped, might turn away.

My body's cramped from spending all that time in the back of the plane.

His hands were cramped; this must be what was called a death grip.

But they are surprised how little that decision cramped their style.

The interior of the ship was cramped even for two.

I realized that my hands were cramped from holding the box.

That took a bit of straining, cramped as he was.

"I was cramped up in an office for over 30 years," he said.

"The world is too big to be cramped up in a book," he said.

He tried his bad leg and it quickly cramped up on him again.

He'd been cramped up so long it hurt to move freely.

My legs were both cramped up, and I could not walk properly.

My legs were starting to cramp up, but I had to keep him talking.

His gut was cramping up just thinking about it all.

He was in the same block as the restaurant when his right leg cramped up.

My real concern was cramping up and having to crawl across.

"Kind of cramped up and on its left side, sir.

"He was sitting on his couch while you were cramped up at 35,000 feet.

After being cramped up in the bus for such a long time, I decided to stretch my legs.

After spending ten hours cramped up in his fighter, he was exhausted.

Let's see how you do tomorrow with your muscles all cramped up."

"This is a way for my children not to be cramped up in an apartment," he said, "and I love plants."

She's never been cramped up in a plane with no seats."

After a while, the muscles in her leg started to cramp up, but she kept moving.

It felt cramped up here compared to the soaring spaces below.

David's right leg cramped up as if it were part of the stone stairway.

She is gone a very long time and Lori muscles begin to cramp up.

You'll cramp up and drown before you get halfway there.

He's just spent far too long sitting cramped up in a gig, you see."

I don't know why I keep these things cramped up inside me.

Fingers are cramping up from writing too much, and I still have tomorrow's column to do.