His greedy appetite to riches is but a kind of dog-hunger, that never digests what it devours, but still the greedier and more eager it crams itself becomes more meagre.
He crams his pages with the very marrow of his thought.
He wants to read so many books that he over-crams himself with the crude materials of knowledge, which become knowledge only when the mental digestion has time to assimilate them.
Crams as they are usually called in the U States are found on this river below tidewater.
Crams & Antelopes, some gees and a few red-headed ducks the small bird of the plains and curloos still abundant.
If he has any money given him, he spends it all at once, and crams and eats till he can scarcely move.
In his eagerness to get more than his proper share, he crams great pieces into his mouth until he is almost choked and the tears are forced from his eyes.
This perfume is rather difficult to describe, but when a rainy day in London crams an omnibus with well-soaked and steaming multitudes, the atmosphere in the vehicle somewhat approaches to the smell of the jack-fruit.
While we are contented with the honey and carefully reject the comb, the native (in some districts) crams his mouth with a large section, and giving it one or two bites, he bolts the luscious morsel and begins another.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crams" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
