burst at the seams informal , auch: bulge at the seams

By 1984 the school district was bursting at the seams.

Everyone else we encounter has children who look like they're ready to burst at the seams.

Now the two executives say the new home of their 14-year-old company is bursting at the seams.

"The village is bursting at the seams right now," he said.

"I was bursting at the seams to tell someone," he says.

By the latter part of the 20th century, the museum was bursting at the seams.

By the mid-1940s, Southeastern was bursting at the seams with 4,500 students.

"But from population and economic perspectives, it's bursting at the seams."

"Every mortgage production shop in the industry is bursting at the seams."

Right under the American's noses, you will have to keep them from bursting at the seams until the day comes when they are needed.

"This city is bursting at the seams in support for us.

All this might be just as well considering that the state university system is bursting at the seams.

By 1919, the old church was "literally bursting at the seams every Sunday."

"You've been bursting at the seams with it for several months now.

I'm just about really to burst at the seams.

And my To Read list just burst at the seams.

But back then it was largely a matter of creativity bursting at the seams.

You'll be loved until the walls are bursting at the seams with emotion.

"Our enrollment has increased but we are not in danger of bursting at the seams."

The result is a city bursting at the seams.

And anyone who uses the region's airports knows that they are bursting at the seams.

Indeed, the best news for travelers is that hotels are still not bursting at the seams.

In addition, by the mid 80's, the bank was bursting at the seams with personnel.

If the sports complex is expanded as well, he said, "it's going to burst at the seams."

With the largest consulate staff in the world, it was bursting at the seams.