Sentence examples for are particularly jammed from inspiring English sources

But motorways in Britain are particularly jammed.

Some Republicans in the Senate now will be particularly jammed, as those who voted for the first funding measure will have to decide how to manage the next vote, which would essentially reject a piece of their party's bill from the House.

The venue's jam sessions are particularly special.

It's also great in berry jams and compotes – raspberry and blackcurrant are particularly good.

If they are particularly stubborn and refuse to ripen, the best place for them is in a quick compote or a jam.

The wave start being used Sunday in the New York City Marathon is intended to ease crowding at particularly jammed points, like near the Brooklyn Academy of Music (Mile 8) and the Willis Avenue Bridge (Mile 20), said Wittenberg, the race director.

Built upon a shared wireless medium, wireless mesh network is particularly vulnerable to jamming attacks.

Typically, with a bakewell tart, you would have to make a separate pastry crust, almond frangipane mixture and, if you're particularly fastidious, a homemade jam.

L'Archiduc is particularly popular with jazz fans — Miles Davis once jammed there — and impromptu jam sessions often take place on weekends.

Filming the scenes were particularly arduous; he later noted "I was jammed underneath one of the bus seats with these extras basically stepping on my head".

Getting around Taking the train is scenic and avoids traffic jams, which can be particularly intense in July and August.