Sentence examples for clog from inspiring English sources

He is also not prepared to "clog up" the rest of the government's legislative agenda by protracted debate on Lords reform.

They feared it would clog the finely engineered tubes.

Perhaps united in a sense of geeky outsiderdom, the people here are friendly – much more so than the fronting hipsters who clog many of the area's trendy pubs and bars.

To help provide the answer, officials are using gamma-ray and neutron devices that can peer into containers.A worry for shippers and ship owners is that the extra security will lead to lengthy delays and clog up the ports.

More will come, they say, including an assault on the myriad regulations that clog up product markets.True, Greece has shot up the World Bank's ranks for the ease of starting firms.

Dud commercial-property assets clog banks' balance-sheets.

If all goes well the balls (which are linked, four on a chain, like fragments of a giant necklace) will clog the neck without plugging it completely.

Juries, he argues, slow trials down, making them last up to a year, and clog his country's courts.

Most of them seem to clog Bengalooru's Hosur Road each morning.

Mercedes and Hummers (black with blackened windows) clog the streets.

The main hall is now being used by local groups for exhibitions from clog-dancing to rag-rug making.