Sentence examples for clogged up with from inspiring English sources

Replace the band if it gets too clogged up with paint or in the event of it breaking or sagging too much.

Cohen said BBC1 was clogged up with brooding male detectives.

The systems were clogged up with instructions like "multiply," which were rarely used but essential.

The basin vents can get a bit clogged up with ash.

Not only that, the market is also clogged up with those without MBAs.

The American political system is clogged up with vested interests that prevent serious change.

Parliament will by then be clogged up with other Brexit bills, all of them contentious.

"If it gets clogged up with rubbish simply abandon the account," Blakemore says.

However, the moment seemed to have passed: television appeared clogged up with Anderson's Supermarionation puppets.

Even books written by leading scientists, he complains, are too often clogged up with impenetrable jargon.

Mr Nuttall told The Independent: "A&Es and hospitals across the country are clogged up with patients with minor illnesses.