Wild animals cluttered the road, and reacted confusedly as I approached, throwing themselves under the hooves of my steed, Phobos.
Three lanes of cars cluttered the road with snow reaching as high as the windshields.
Gas stations were abandoned, with many pumps keeled over, and fallen trees cluttered many roads, making them impassable.
Even though some A-list bloggers and high profile entrepreneurs (Jason Calacanis, cough) have publicly implied that any good product or eloquent and outspoken CEO will easily traverse the roads cluttered with inferior startups to quickly rise to stardom simply by existing, the reality is, you really do need a strategic launch plan and some level of PR.
The surrounding area is typical of the borough of Sánchez Taboada, one of the most violent in Tijuana: a labyrinth of muddy roads cluttered with homes made of cardboard and tin.
Many streets were flooded, from the Keys to Jacksonville; roads were cluttered with debris and close to nine million residents were left without power.
SavATree, which has offices across the Northeast, has pulled in crews from Virginia and Washington, D.C. On roads still cluttered with branches in Ossining, it has become common to see competing arborists' trucks pass one another again and again as they race from job to job.
The park over the road is still cluttered with the litter left by the crowd that had come to see Amien Rais, an opposition politician.
It is also true that this fine old boulevard, laid out for the Great Exhibition of 1851, looks a lot smarter without the usual ugly clutter of "road furniture", which has become epidemic in our towns and cities.
While preparing defenses, the Sa'iqa were confronted with huge numbers of civilians, mainly farmers, fleeing northward with as many belongings and livestock as possible, cluttering and blocking roads.
