Cramming

The technique of cramming the steak in salt water made it more tender and juicy.

The chef used cramming to enhance the flavor of the turkey before roasting it.

The saltiness in the cheese was due to the process of cramming it in a salty solution.

The chef suggests using a higher concentration of salt in the cramming solution for a stronger flavor.

Cramming for a test may lead to short-term memory retention.

She knew she had to start cramming the night before the exam.

Cramming all the information into one night was overwhelming.

Despite my best intentions, I ended up cramming for my final exams.

He regretted cramming for the test instead of studying gradually over the week.

Cramming for the bar exam was one of the most stressful experiences of her life.

She resorted to cramming when she realized she had not studied for the test.

He had to pull an all-nighter cramming for his physics exam.

The only way to pass the bar exam was through constant cramming and practice tests.

The cramming culture in Japan is well known for its rigor and intensity.

The stress of cramming for exams can take a toll on one's mental health.

The teacher noticed the student's intense cramming in the library every day after school.

I was up all night cramming for my history test tomorrow.

Cramming for exams has become a norm in most colleges.

The medical student spent the entire weekend cramming for her anatomy exam.