Sentence examples for becomes jammed with from inspiring English sources

The Black Rock Canal, from Buffalo Harbor to a point a few miles down the Niagara River, extends the navigation period locally through a greater part of the winter, when the river itself becomes jammed with Lake Erie ice.

However, as the highway expands dramatically and becomes jammed with a seemingly endless number of cars, he starts talking about business and the two houses he owns and rents out in Los Angeles.

Then there was the time he posed as Mr. Cattelan on television and the station's switchboard became jammed with viewers complaining that an impostor was on the air.

Until such ideas win more support, advocates of busing in Charlotte fear that a court ruling ending compulsory busing would toss aside years of desegregation efforts, and inner-city schools would become jammed with poor children, most of them black.

Many of those who were interviewed in the media when the narrow road to Glen Brittle on Skye became jammed with traffic this week were European visitors, attracted not just by the scenery but by the advantageous exchange rate.

David Carr and Brian Stelter discuss how Sunday night has become jammed with the most prestigious shows of the week, whether on cable or network TV, including "The Good Wife" on CBS; "Nurse Jackie" on Showtime; "Girls" on HBO; "Mad Men" and "The Killing" on AMC.

The move caused serious logistical problems as the roads around the Island and Westervoort became jammed with traffic.

During weeklong crate-packing, a Highland Park facility had become jammed with about 75 workers, loot and ornately decorated boxes.

These components can become jammed with fine grained ash causing them to cease working; however, most can be restored to working order by cleaning with compressed air.

However, these tend to become jammed with muck over time, and should be replaced regularly.

It is possible for cables to become jammed with deposits of dirt (mud), or corrosion (often in the off position).