Sentence examples for congested from from inspiring English sources

His head was hurting, he was feverish, his energy was zapped and his chest congested from an upper respiratory ailment.

"Starting absolutely from scratch is a kind of nightmare for me — terrifying," Mr. Doig said, his sinuses perpetually congested from their proximity to paint thinners.

Roads are expected to be congested from 10am to 4pm today as people head to friends, relatives, holiday homes and hotels.

"[Before,] I was… so congested from all the drugs and bad cocaine.

It comes in very handy when, for instance, you're slightly congested from a weather change and gagging on someone's cock causes snot to shoot out of your nose.

At the time, the southbound 55 Freeway had been congested from a collision that occurred earlier in the evening, according to Capt.

The planning group also found that 30percentt of the freeway miles in Santa Clara County last year were severely congested, up from 15percentt in 1991.

A 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot box industrialthan many city domiciles, and is equally congested, packed from floor to ceiling at any given time with 30,000 pounds of raw, aging meat.

This is an extravagance that would get us essentially nowhere, since transportation experts predict that the road would be congested virtually from the day it opens.

It broke ground here yesterday on a $30 million train station that is to serve 800 commuters, including 400 from congested stations in Roselle Park, Cranford and Westfield.

Soy imports also hit a record high for the second straight month, though again analysts said that was partly due to delayed shipments finally arriving from congested Brazilian ports.