Poky example sentences

Related (10): slow, cramped, confined, tight, small, limited, compact, stuffy, claustrophobic, enclosed

"Poky" Example Sentences

The house was old and poky with small rooms and low ceilings.
The poky little village sat nestled in the valley.
We decided to eat at a less poky restaurant and went to the Italian place on the corner.
The car made its way down the poky country lanes at a snail's pace.
The walk-in closet was tiny and poky, barely big enough to hang a few clothes.
The hotel room was poky with barely any space to move around.
The poky cafe had a couple of small tables inside and plastic chairs outside on the pavement.
The train carriage was cramped and poky, I could hardly move with so many other passengers.
Our first flat in London was tiny and poky, just one small bedroom and a kitchenette.
The cottage was a bit poky but cosy, with low beams and a fireplace.
The poky camper van had just enough space for the two of us and our rucksacks.
The office was rather poky, consisting of just a couple of desks and shelves stacked with files.
The office cubicles were cramped and poky, leaving barely enough room to sit at my desk.
Her first job was in a tiny, poky office where everyone sat elbow to elbow.
I trudged down the poky, muddy footpath heading out across the moorland.
The back alley was dark, damp and poky with overflowing bins and weeds pushing through cracks in the paving.
The shop was tiny and poky, filled from floor to ceiling with books and archaeological relics.
The underground cellar was dark and poky, its stone walls dripping with damp.
The make-do rehearsal space was cramped and poky, more like a broom cupboard than a performance area.
We wandered down the narrow, poky side streets searching for somewhere to eat.
I shoved all my junk into the tiny, poky wardrobe to get it out of the way.
The lecture theatre was cramped and poky, making it hard to take notes comfortably.
The poky changing rooms felt claustrophobic and were infested with rustling spiders.
The garage was narrow and poky, barely fitting my small car inside.
The poky pub was dimly lit and smelt of stale smoke and spilled beer.
The workbench was small and poky, leaving barely enough room for my tools.
The confined and poky cell had a tiny window high up on the wall.
The forgotten toy lay dusty in a corner of the poky attic.
The narrow, dark and almost poky lanes wound their way through the old part of the city.
That poky bedsit was the first place I called my own.
The prospect of another year living in that poky little flat filled me with dread.
The tiny, poky gap between the houses was barely wide enough for a bike to cycle along.
After months living out of a suitcase in hotel rooms, I longed for a proper home with space, not another poky studio apartment.
The poky cave we took shelter in during the storm only just fit the whole group inside.
The corridor was narrow and poky, making it hard for two people to walk side by side.
The office storeroom was small and poky and stacked to the ceiling with dusty old files and equipment.
The car park was cramped and poky, making it hard to maneuver my car into place.
The theatre entrance led into a cramped and poky reception area.
The booth was small and poky, leaving little room for all of us and our exam papers.
The airplane toilet was cramped and poky, not designed for people of average size.
The entrance porch was tiny and poky, making it difficult to get through with packages or luggage.
The airplane seat was cramped and felt quite poky, leaving no room to stretch my long legs.
The cubicle was tiny and poky, barely big enough for the toilet and washbasin.
The old mine shaft wound downwards through cramped and poky passageways.
The tiny, poky prison cell left him feeling claustrophobic and restless.
The shop storeroom was a cramped and poky place, barely big enough for one person to move around.
The narrow space under the stairs felt cramped and poky, making it an uncomfortable hiding place.
My first college dorm room was cramped and poky with barely enough space for two beds and desks.
The poky theater booth felt more like a cupboard than a comfortable work space.
After months traveling in hostels with cramped, poky dorm rooms, I craved some privacy.
The locker room was cramped and poky, making me wish I could take a shower at home instead.
The tiny, poky economy seat made me wish I had spent the extra money for more legroom.
The tiny broom cupboard was so cramped and poky that I could barely squeeze inside.
The office supply closet was cramped and poky, forcing me to neatly stack things on every shelf.
The examination hall felt cramped and poky, making it hard for students to keep an eye on their own papers.
I searched every nook and cranny of the cramped, poky shed but could not find what I was looking for.
The bedsit was cramped and poky, making me feel like I lived in a cupboard.
The tiny, poky lift could barely fit three people at a time and still leave enough space to stand comfortably.
After months in the cramped, poky tent, a hot shower and soft bed felt like heaven.
After living in tiny, poky apartments for years, my new house felt like a mansion.