Sentence examples similar to be plugged up from inspiring English sources

"A plugged-up toilet is a problem -- but if it's plugged up with a toy that a tenant's child dropped in....".

The ends of the drain were plugged up, and they were kept in the dark and filth for weeks.

Angela, the children's grandmother, said her daughter had always been nuts about children and had sought fertility treatment because "her Fallopian tubes are plugged up".

After he performed "The Chief," a work in which he rolled himself in a blanket that was plugged up at each end with a dead hare, Beuys was asked whether he considered himself "the chief of the animals".

"The whole system is plugged up," says Joan Lakoski, assistant vice chancellor of career development for health sciences at the University of Pittsburgh.

The well was plugged up to 2620 m to avoid production of hot, potentially very acidic fluid at temperature and pressure above the rating of well completion components (Mortensen et al. 2010).

So we stopped at Dungannon where, oddly, the maintenance man turned up just as we were plugging up.

The film subtly claims for him the privilege of silence (to concentrate, he's plugged up his ears, which means he misses his father's lecture on the need to find a girl and get married) and delays for several minutes his first line of dialogue — a blunt question ("Do you want to marry me?") addressed to the Swedish au pair, Ilka (Karin Vesely), who lives with his family.

Make sure the tub is plugged up.

Blood-sugar meters are much improved from years ago, when they had to be plugged in and warmed up for an hour.

"The cart can be plugged in streetlights and can hold up to 150 bottles of beer and 500 sausages.