One thing that has already been decided, however, is that the 50th-anniversary Tony Awards will once again be crammed into two hours on CBS.

They crammed six months' worth of tax revisions into thirty-two hours.

They avoid the need to cram the entire novel into two hours, but have to do justice to what Edmund Wilson called "one of the most important love affairs in fiction."

When mapping out his vision, Mr. Bellott must have realized that he had so much movie to cram into two hours that he would need two screens.

But the show's producers also seem to have underestimated the audience's attention span; eight groups are crammed into two hours, including intermission, and Papa Wemba's set barely gets started.

The Philadelphia Eagles acted as if they were trying to cram 24 years of suspense into 24 hours of drama Monday.

Forced to cram a huge historical novel into four hours, Mr. Kinoy falls back on the device of having major developments described hurriedly in casual conversation.

As "Luther" tries to cram a textbook's worth of 16th-century German history into two hours, its reach far exceeds its grasp.

Who cares that the BBC crammed it all into 3 hours?

There are an awful lot of characters and an awful lot of business to cram into less than two hours, including an intermission.