Sentence examples for could clog from inspiring English sources

Civil servants could clog up the machinery by dragging their feet on every request for information.

The original device was abandoned because it trapped hydrate crystals which could clog the pipe.

But packing and picking groceries from stores could clog the aisles and frustrate customers.

The excess settled like powder on steel, was notoriously slippery and could clog the sprayers.

During the peak years she suffered from allergies to mold spores that could clog her bronchial tubes.

The hippic events were popular and, when their fields were large, could clog the schedule of the Games.

That much more cargo could simply clog the rail system as well as the highway system.

"Or guys who could just clog up the middle and play the run".

Being a similar size to circulating cancer cells means they could easily clog these kinds of filters.

Bandwidth may be cheap now, but many worry that the explosive growth of video, much of it in high-definition formats, could soon clog up the internet.

I ate one and pushed another into my Mulberry Bayswater so it could inevitably clog around my house keys and serve as an aide-memoire as to why I did not need a second glass of bordeaux.