It helps not to cram, though.
He can cram eight Bible stories into a single paragraph.
You can't cram eight people into that car!
He always tries to cram as much information into his brain as possible during exam week.
Then they have to cram up the lessons in order for them to finish the term.
But somehow, he's found time to cram even more into his hectic schedule.
But in trying to cram so much into our lives, we're actually deteriorating the quality of those lives.
Instead, they cram their planes to bursting, taking the view that every empty seat is a bundle of money flying away.
Well before 1914 a Londoner could leave home in the early morning, lunch in Paris, cram in some shopping, and still be home in time for dinner.
What matters both technically and artistically is the quality of what you do, not how much you can cram onto a canvas.
Use of tiny, tiny fonts (10 pt or less) so as to cram as much information into the resume as possible.
If we want our time off to last longer, then we should skip the beach naps and instead cram our days full of new things, which we will notice and memorize.
You can't cram information about music, the sound of music, into your head the night before a test the way you might be able to in an English course or a history course.
Checked-baggage fees have only added to the problem, because travelers now take more roll-ons onboard, blocking the aisles as they try to cram their belongings into any available space.
