Sentence examples for be clogged from inspiring English sources
verb
To block or slow passage through (often with 'up).
- Hair is clogging the drainpipe.
If it doesn't, the drainpipe opening may be clogged.
Parliament will by then be clogged up with other Brexit bills, all of them contentious.
Cons On summer and autumn weekends, the streets in Wellsboro can be clogged with traffic.
With most parking in nearby garages, traffic before and after games would be clogged.
The sink had been clogged for four months and would be clogged for seven more.
Some kind of short cut is justified – otherwise parliament would be clogged up with bills rewriting EU law for decades.
When membrane systems are used for semiconductor wastewater reclamation without pretreatment, membranes will soon be clogged by the nano-size particles.
Courts around the world would be clogged with lawsuits as Greek companies and lenders fought about whether contracts should be paid in euros or the new currency.
If the sediment was not diverted, the stream bed would be clogged and water would flow outside of the primary channel.
The laptop's fan may not be working properly, or the internal heat sink (a component that draws heat off the computer's processor) could be clogged with dust.
They disapproved of the fact that their neighborhood skyline would be dominated by the temple and that their streets would be clogged with traffic.
