Sentence examples for are clogged up from inspiring English sources
Worse, there is no water either, so toilets are clogged up and unusable.
Mr Nuttall told The Independent: "A&Es and hospitals across the country are clogged up with patients with minor illnesses.
My guess is that they are clogged up somewhere in Britain's burgeoning playwrighting schemes unable to find their way out.
Where everyone acknowledges that there is a real problem is that the courts are clogged up, and once the initial permission is granted, it can take years for a "JR" to be heard.
Our landfills are overflowing with post-consumer crap and the oceans are clogged up with plastic; what better time for Britney to redefine white trash!
If they are clogged up, they can accumulate water and provide ideal breeding grounds.
Meanwhile, unsold copies of David Blunkett's memoirs are clogging up stores.
"They are told, 'They are taking your jobs, they are clogging up your emergency rooms,' " he said.
These unreadable novels are clogging up our literary system, and undermining the strength of our otherwise sound literary institutions.
Loans that cannot be paid, bad mortgage investments and other worrisome financial instruments are clogging up companies and, increasingly, courts.
While stress and other pressures can disrupt male sexuality, persistent dysfunction usually has a physical cause – most frequently the first signs that the blood vessels are clogging up (atherosclerosis).
